Show your pre-war car

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The owner of this wonderful 1937 Chrysler Royal in Mike Dudley. He purchased the car in December 2015 from a dealer in Minnesota. Since then he has; "the brakes completely replaced, new shocks, new exhaust system, new tires, flushed cooling system, carburettor kit, among tinkering with other odds and ends. Just a really solid driver. Much of the work has been done by students at McPherson College, where I teach the automotive trim and upholstery classes."

Tim Green would like to show us his Aero Minx streamlined saloon. She is not finished yet and still needs some finishing touches before she is ready for the summer. The car is booked in for the NEC show in November. Where you have the possibility to see the car in real life!

Photographs sent in by Tim Green.

Steve Jacobs would like to tell us more about his 1934 Triumph; “I own the sole remaining works sponsored Monte Carlo Rally Triumph Gloria, having restored it exactly in the years after 2001 when I bought it at Bonham's auction at Beaulieu. The photo above shows the car, me and that all-time hero, Sir Stirling Moss when he spotted it and wanted a chat at the NEC, Birmingham, last November.”

Photograph sent in by Steve Jacobs.

London Taxi

“This is my London Taxi, body by Goode and Cooper, one of only 3 known with this body. I found the car in a museum in Sweden where it sat for around 45 years. I had to rebuild rear axle, new pistons and a rebore, new tyres and a recommission it is now back on the road. All original, never restored, gets more attention than any other car I've owned! Going to start doing goth weddings with it.”

Photographs sent in by a PreWarCar.com enthusiast.

Are you also very proud of your pre-war car? And would you like to show us your beloved car? Please send an e-mail to [email protected] with photographs and maybe some information about the car. Then your car might be in the next column show your pre-war car.

Words by the editor. Lead photograph sent in by Mike Dudley.

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