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NutmegCT

NutmegCT

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OK British car folk, who can identify:

The car with the driver?

The driver?

The "net" holding her hair?

The photo was made during WW2. Why is the driver looking so smug?

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NutmegCT said:
The "net" holding her hair?
Why is the driver looking so smug?
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Cause the principle parked in the lunch lady's spot? :laugh:
 
aeronca65t said:
That's a Baby Austin.

A US-built "Bantam" version fo the Seven, I believe.
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Car correct! one point for you!

Edit: "gas coupon" - close enough! one more point!

T.
 
Hair net is called a snood. :thumbsup:
 
rkep01 said:
Hair net is called a snood. :thumbsup:
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Snood - correct! one point for you!

dougF said:
Looks like Rita Hayworth
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'fraid not. But she would definitely have liked to hear someone say that!

think ... Jim Backus. And the happy TV couple drove a 1952 HenryJ Corsair.

T.
 
That's Joan Davis? "I Married Joan." :smile:
 
rkep01 said:
That's Joan Davis? "I Married Joan." :smile:
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DING DING DING DING DING!

WE HAVE A WINNAH!

Yep - Joan Davis, in her Austin. She'd park next to giant American cars, and brag that she carried extra gas in her purse, and could fill the tank with an eye dropper.

T.
 
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