Manuel

It seems to have a timber axle and frame. Does that mean it is a Brush?? Manuel in Oz

And a Merry Christmas to you as well Vintman. Manuel in Oz

I think its just the angle if the camera lense. Manuel in Oz

Wow. What workmanship. Are there some Miller bits in there somewhere? I have heard of this mob before. Was it Ralph Stein that used to write about them?? Manuel in Oz

The pics look blurry from here. Must be all the Christmas cheer :-) Nice car tho. Manuel in Oz

It looks quite large for a UK car. The bonnet and head lights should help I D it. Manuel in Oz

From here it looks like a 1937 Plymouth. 36's were virtually the same. Manuel in Oz

My book says 1941-43 Dodge trucks. All 4x4, half and 3/4 ton. Manuel in Oz

Have a look @ ebay Item number: 150722072318 Manuel in Oz

Its a centre door model T as mentioned with LOTS of accessories. They were only made for a few years I think. Manuel in Oz

Possibly 1930s Plymouth. Manuel in Oz

I think they call those Ford/Merc carbys "Tea pots" or Kettle carbys. Something from the kitchen anyway!! Manuel in Oz

As mentioned I think the early Model T Ford carbies were all brass. Manuel in Oz

In the UK they are Estates and in the USA they are called Wagons or Station Wagons. [i believe] Manuel in Oz

I saw the estate on google. To me its a van rather than an estate [station wagon to USA folks] Manuel in Oz

Looks like an Austin Allegro. Never seen a van version before. Manuel in Oz

That is a BIG bottle? of something on the rear bumper bar. I pity the person in the dicky seat!! Manuel in Oz

That red one is very nice Dave. A lot of Aussie 29s were open cars. Manuel in Oz

At a quick glance they all look like 1929 Chevs. (It even says the date) Manuel in Oz

Yep, as mentioned, a 1936-37 Studee coupe. U could actually open the rear window on some of them. There is a good write up on them in Collectible Automobile mag Dec 2011 edition. The first car on the left is a 33-34 Ford coupe. Does anyone know what the car on the right is? Manuel in Oz

That rear mudguard should be a good clue. Manuel in Oz

Early 6 cyl Corvettes used something that looks similar. Manuel in Oz

Where do u start? I could spend hours noting all the makes and models. But, I have a question. Is the MGB the same one in Pics 1 and 3?? Cheers Manuel in Oz

Yes I see it. A white dog with its mouth open. Manuel in Oz

From here it looks like a Chev 4. Probably mid 1920's. Manuel in Oz