Identification of a 1930s European 2-seater

[SGG]

My deceased uncle bought the attached in an auction in the UK around 1960 and I'm told by another relative that it was built in the 1930s. I'm presuming it is a European car (probably British). Can anyone help to identify this for me and/or to identify the emblem on the grille (not sure if this is a logo for the car, or perhaps for an automobile association)? Thank you. 

[41 Su8]

Very close to MG 18/80 except for lack of fender lights.        John

[Mark Wetherbee]

Looks like a 1934 Morris Minor.

[Oldtech]

Close but I think it's a 1933 Minor.  Front fenders change

[SGG]

Very helpful, thank you. I know absolutely nothing about antique cars, but checking out images online, it does look like it was a 1933 Morris Minor Two-Seater Tourer (e.g., https://www.classic.com/veh/1933-morris-minor-side-valve-two-seater-31073-w4aMz64), rather than the 1934 (e.g., https://www.classic.com/veh/1934-morris-minor-two-seater-tourer-34ms45076-WkPD3Rp), but just knowing it was an early 1930s Morris Minor is good enough for me. The emblem on the grille appears to be a UK Automobile Association emblem (https://www.breakdowncover.org.uk/the-aa/aa-car-badges).

[Vintman]

Hi,  Registration is UK Manchester 1933. The car is indeed a 1933 Morris Minor and indeed an AA Badge. This was introduced 1931 as a £100 car in completion with Austin Seven and was still available as a basic car in 1933.

 

Vintman. (UK)

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Edited February 17, 2022 by Vintman
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