19-09-2023, 03:35 PM
Hi Prithvitagore
That is a remarkable find. I believe it is an AG tourer from around June 1931. Although many refer to these cars as Chummys they are technically Tourers. Home models would have had 19” wheels although export models may have had 18” wheels.
From my meagre knowledge the car looks to be very complete.
You can get much more information from the 2022B issue of the Association Magazine (The Grey Mag) where an article by David Martin gives chapter and verse on this model. (Contact Howard Annett at backissues@a7ca.org)
Good luck with the restoration. I don’t think the Indian climate does any favours to steel bodied cars!
Cheers
Howard Wright
That is a remarkable find. I believe it is an AG tourer from around June 1931. Although many refer to these cars as Chummys they are technically Tourers. Home models would have had 19” wheels although export models may have had 18” wheels.
From my meagre knowledge the car looks to be very complete.
You can get much more information from the 2022B issue of the Association Magazine (The Grey Mag) where an article by David Martin gives chapter and verse on this model. (Contact Howard Annett at backissues@a7ca.org)
Good luck with the restoration. I don’t think the Indian climate does any favours to steel bodied cars!
Cheers
Howard Wright