Ozstatman

Speaking of 1914 Overland Coupes. this one was restored in the early ‘60’s and sold to a guy from Fairlight, a northern Sydney Australia suburb. The Fairlight owner promptly parked the Overland in his garage and there it sat unmoving for the next 32 years. Following that owners demise, his widow phoned the previous owner and requested him to take the car away! Now I see it once a year at a car show at Linnwood House every July, a fabulous car! Sorry for the "hi-jacking".😉

Link to the Museum Website.

Is that a siren on the running board?

Agreed.

What happened to the triplets? Looks like almost exactly the same pic of the lady on the drivers side mudguard(US = fender GB = wing), although there's a definite puddle under the car in this one. Looks like "photoshop" was working well in the '20's!

Amazing that production continued while Britain was at war! 😲

Doesn't an Avanti have a Fibreglass body? That's not to say any steel/iron in the car wouldn't be subject to rust!

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If that is a Morgan sports car(Was there any other "Morgan") I doubt it's 1940. With GB involved in WW2 from 1939 don't think anyone was producing sports cars at that time.

Triple threat!

Could be she's the one taking the pic.

Instead of trying to add more photos to the original post, try including the additional photos in a new post to this thread.

Did you look on the PAC Website? They have a section on wiring disgrams. Here's a link to a 58 Packard diagram, maybe it will help?

Reminds me of this ! Not the same but going down a similar road.

Are you referring to Cloisonné ?