[ajay99]

as per my info the car is very mucj in India ,somewhere in the GOA or Dharwad region

[kasli]

Originally Posted by ajay99

as per my info the car is very mucj in India ,somewhere in the GOA or Dharwad region

Should peruse as its one tough restoration job but the outcome would be great. Also one expensive restoration job not to mention

[ajay99]

Originally Posted by kasli

Should peruse as its one tough restoration job but the outcome would be great. Also one expensive restoration job not to mention

Asking these purely from an academic perspcective,for a concourse quality restoration what would be the approximate expense?
Also how much will you value it in this condition?

[kasli]

Originally Posted by ajay99

Asking these purely from an academic perspcective,for a concourse quality restoration what would be the approximate expense?
Also how much will you value it in this condition?

Apologies but there are better experts than me to judge the value and price and restoration cost

Cheers

[awini]

Originally Posted by ajay99

Asking these purely from an academic perspcective,for a concourse quality restoration what would be the approximate expense?
Also how much will you value it in this condition?

from my experience, think of the highest figure you think it might cost, then triple it....

[vagu]

Saw this pic on Super cars in Mumbai facebook page. Can anybody identify the car?



Source : http://www.facebook.com/Supercars.Mumbai

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by vagu

Saw this pic on Super cars in Mumbai facebook page. Can anybody identify the car?

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Source : http://www.facebook.com/Supercars.Mumbai

Armstrong Siddeley. Perhaps bulldogji can tell us more.

[Bulldogji]

Wow. An armstrong featured on a supercar page. Poor guys obviously have never handled an armstrong. Sluggish, and a steering guaranteed to build your biceps. Pleasing picture though.

[rapheal9]

look what i found!! its a chevy truck not sure about the name though

[predatorwheelz]

Originally Posted by rapheal9

look what i found!! its a chevy truck not sure about the name though

This is a 50's Chevrolet 1/2 ton truck, later iterations of which were popularly called the Apache. Going by the small(er) hood emblem and the egg-crate grille, I'd say its a 1955 model.

Wonderful find. Hope its a runner. Is this part of someone's collection?

[samsag12]

Originally Posted by rapheal9

look what i found!! its a chevy truck not sure about the name though

Looks like a 1956 model Chevy Stepside pickup. The pic seems quite old though.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by rapheal9

look what i found!! its a chevy truck not sure about the name though

If this is the same truck I think it is, it used to be blue and white, in long term ownership and very original. Attended a rally years back and was scoffed at (as I learnt from some post earlier on the forum). I also saw an ad in a magazine recently advertising for sale.

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by rapheal9

look what i found!! its a chevy truck not sure about the name though

Originally Posted by predatorwheelz

This is a 50's Chevrolet 1/2 ton truck, later iterations of which were popularly called the Apache. Going by the small(er) hood emblem and the egg-crate grille, I'd say its a 1955 model.

Wonderful find. Hope its a runner. Is this part of someone's collection?

IIRC this truck was originally blue and posted by someone in the forum before. They said twas once driven to a Statesman rally @ Delhi by two young Sikh mundas (boys) who said it was their uncle's vehicle and he got it from South Africa many years ago or something. Unfortunately, the 'organisers' at said rally refused to allow a 'truck' into a vintage car rally and humiliated them openly!

[rapheal9]

Originally Posted by samsag12

Looks like a 1956 model Chevy Stepside pickup. The pic seems quite old though.

Originally Posted by Stanher

IIRC this truck was originally blue and posted by someone in the forum before. They said twas once driven to a Statesman rally @ Delhi by two young Sikh mundas (boys) who said it was their uncle's vehicle and he got it from South Africa many years ago or something. Unfortunately, the 'organisers' at said rally refused to allow a 'truck' into a vintage car rally and humiliated them openly!

@samsag12 Actually the picture is quiet recent, was taken by Instagram so seems old..

@ Stanher: Yes i think you are right about the truck, did see a sikh guy driving the Brown jeep near Galleria Market in gurgaon, ( pic was taken in Sushant lok 1)

[vagu]

Another Holkar car. I Have no clue about the make or model of this one

Description :Maharaja Yeshwantrao Holkar and his sister Maharajkumari Manorama Bairaje seen as kids along with their mother Shrmt. Akhd. Sau. Maharani Chandravatibairaje Sahib , first wife of Maharaja Tukojirao Holkar.



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