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Antiques road show - Biddlecombe - 14-04-2019
Is that an A7 16 minutes into the Antiques show tonight?
RE: Antiques road show - Martin Prior - 15-04-2019
The was what looked like a 12 in the garage in the background while bicycles were being discussed.
RE: Antiques road show - Rick F - 15-04-2019
Just had a quick look on Iplayer. It is on screen between 13:20 and 15:00 . Reg No is UN36 - not on anyones database. Looks like a RN/RP to me, but what do I know!
RE: Antiques road show - Colin Morgan - 15-04-2019
Shown here:
http://www.nationaltrustcollections.org.uk/object/1152560
I think Martin is right - it looks like a Twelve.
Colin
RE: Antiques road show - Rick F - 15-04-2019
As I said - What do I know!!
RE: Antiques road show - Mike Costigan - 15-04-2019
Yup, that's a 1928 Twelve Clifton tourer - strange that it's carrying that registration, which is not recognised by the DVLA.
RE: Antiques road show - David Stepney - 15-04-2019
I'd love to know what the partially dismantled car is that is next to it. Erddig is not that far from me. I'm tempted to go and and have a look!
RE: Antiques road show - Mike Costigan - 15-04-2019
It looks to me like another Austin Twelve (2-seater & dickey).
RE: Antiques road show - Parazine - 16-04-2019
(15-04-2019, 04:28 PM)Mike Costigan Wrote: Yup, that's a 1928 Twelve Clifton tourer - strange that it's carrying that registration, which is not recognised by the DVLA.
"UN" is a Denbighshire registration and would have been issued between December 1934 and July 1936. So unless the car was re-registered, it's not original.
RE: Antiques road show - Mike Costigan - 16-04-2019
UN is indeed a Denbeighshire registration, but the sequence commenced in March 1927; by December 1934 they were up to UN 8032!