Mar 17, 2013 • Name That Car Sightings Stories • 33 Comments
Name That Car: Irish Pub Find
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Reader Mike G. sent in this photo of a car he spotted behind a pub on the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland. He wasn’t quite sure what it was and didn’t want to get any closer to find out. We would have probably checked inside the pub for leprechauns and asked them… Anyway, we thought this would make a good St. Patty’s Day edition of “name that car”. So, can you guys guess what that green car is? Best o’luck to ya!
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Austin?
austin anglia
I think it is a Ford Prefect or many an early Ford Anglia
It’s a Ford Anglia probably 1950-53, has a side valve 4 cylinder
could be a ford popular
Steve,
Could be a Ford Popular. Hard to tell without seeing the headlights. I know I know, a distinction without much of a difference.
looks like an 47-8 – 50-2 Prefect to me
A quick scan of “Ford Prefect” in Google images did not show a single image of a two door in any photo of the 1st and second generation Prefects where the grille is visible in the pic (so you can be sure the photo is not a side view of an Anglia).
The only exceptions were several Australian Ute versions (pickup truck) and a lone tourer. Did Ford make a 2 door sedan version of the Prefect?
Yep, a Ford Anglia
Nice, the car, the barn, the whole picture, I thought Austin but if it’s an Anglia ok.
Any gasser lover knows what it is!
103E Ford Popular….painted bumpers and wheel caps give it away. They made them from 1953-1959. Cheapest car available in the UK. Basically 1932 technology of the first UK designed Ford.
I thought the same thing about the bumpers and wheels but then thought possibly they skimped on the restoration and painted rather than rechromed them.
Spot on description, probably the cheapest basic transport of the time, made in great numbers, some companies produced fiberglass sports bodies to fit on the chassis, now many of these cars have been made into Hot rods using a jaguar rear subframe complete & a V8 motor a very common sight at UK car shows.
Ford Popular/anglia late 1940’s
English Ford?
Ford Anglia about 1948…:)
looks like an old sit up and Beg Ford Poplar
it looks like a early fifties Ford Anglia, maybe a E-494a, best I can tell from here, and in good knick to boot.
I vote for Ford Popular, though they are usually black! The Prefect, as I recall, had two side windows for the rear passengers.
Your all wrong. It’s a “Patty Wagon”.
Ford Anglia 1939 – 1948 E04A or is it the E494A 1949 – 1953. It looks to have the later bumper bar. However I think the later E494A had bumper guards, also known as over riders.
I’m thinking NSU….
36 ford anglia
Don’t know what it is, but it might have been an “extra” in Foyle’s War…
it is a ford Anglia!
An Anglia gasser in it’s natural state.
its a ford anglia could make a sweet gasser project
ANGLIA
FORD ANGLIA PARKED BEHIND MY UNCLE CECILS PUP IN IRELAND. GO IN AND LOOK FOR A TALL GAY GUY WITH A WHITE HANDLEBAR MUSTACHE.THE PUP HAS BEEN IN THE FAMILY FOREVER..
ford popular anglias were left hand drive, pops were right hand drive, prefects were four doors..dont know what year.
Hi.
Its an E493A Ford Popular, the first ones were made after 1936 and the last ones around 1961, they had a 1172cc engine rated at 10HP, comicaly called the sit up and beg by people who owned them.
it’s got the same wheels as my 36 Chevy. And the same basic shape, but the trunk looks a little different. I’m thinking a little older, maybe