Heinkel bubble car

Heinkel bubble car

That's it, the Heinkel Cabin Cruiser. Your turn Hippo.

Something to do with this one??

The car in the foreground is a .........?

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An Armstrong Siddley perhaps - maybe about 1955

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An Armstrong Siddley perhaps - maybe about 1955

Correct but which model?

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An Armstrong Siddley perhaps - maybe about 1955

Correct but which model?

Sapphire?

hi all , great thread ,

just thought i would pitch in ,

have a friend in England , who owns collectors world museum , with the biggest collection of Armstrong Siddleys in the world , nice

What about this funny small car?

Not so difficult

You had to be quick! I was about to post the Buick as well!

Isn't google wonderfull?

An easy one

NSU prinz ?

I like the suicide doors

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Boksida, I think it's your go as I reckon the Armstrong Siddley Sapphire won it for you.

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Boksida, I think it's your go as I reckon the Armstrong Siddley Sapphire won it for you.

Ken, could you go ahead please. I'm about to get on a plane and will be out of circulation for a while. I think picking the model was splitting hairs anyway.

OK - I'll open it up, first in gets to post, just to keep the ball rolling.

Here's one to be going on with.....

Jowett Javelin with non standard paintwork

Jowett Javelin with non standard paintwork

Correct Sir - Have a turn

I'll forgo my turn to the first one who posts a picture.

One of my favorites

Was this from the Jetsons ????????.

The Jetsons were from the future wern't they?

Lincoln Futura?

Yes, Lincoln dream car, circa 1955, the lines repeated on production cars. Used by George Barris, famous customizer, for the Batmobile.

Your turn, Old Croc.

Another concept car

Styling loosely based on the 1938 Delahaye 135MS Figoni & Falaschi Aerodynamique Coupé - possibly the Holden Efijy

Holden EFIJY it is.

Based on the 1953 Holden FJ

Here's one to keep it going until Mr.Hippo gets back.

Not a Rolls, Bentley, and I doubt a Daimler. Alvis? See, we Americans hardly ever saw such. Kind of like you guys seeing an old Kaiser or an American Frazer, or a Willys sedan.

Looks a bit like a Humber Snype or Hawk

None of the above, but O.C. is getting warm.............

It looks like a Sunbeam Talbot 90 from around 1953 but I don't know if they ever came out with a left hand drive version.