Eddie Pensier writes:
Grandma and Grandpa Pensier, early 1930’s. Best guesses as to location: London or Buenos Aires.
Can any Uncouth readers identify the automobile?
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Looks like a Rolls Royce Phantom I.
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Weirdly, I was googling cars from the teens and 20s recently (long story). My two cents, as a complete non-expert, is that agnostic must be right. Let me try to put a link in here: http://www.mad4wheels.com/contents/model.asp?id_car=6191. Looks a lot like the car in this photo.
I like two things here:
— the windshield of the Phantom convertible apparently folded down; how cool is that?
— it’s a wonderful photo. What a couple!
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Thank you!
I didn’t think the grands were rich enough for a Rolls. Must be borrowed/hired.
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Although the wheels differ from the other examples I’ve found, if you do a search for “English right hand drive Ford Model A”, you will find your car.
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