[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by KPS

Adiya Singh Jhala posted pictures in FB on his grandfathers car, a Auburn!



Cheers

KPS

The very same car was featured in the movie "AAN"

[KartikeyaL]

Picture of Rajkot racecourse

shared by the Royal family of Rajkot, could be a royal car?

[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by travancore

Viceroy Irwin's visit to the kennels at Jaora State. One Buick and many unknowns!

Could the pictures posted below be from the same Viceregal visit.

Picture from Jaora state, received with thanks from the Jaora family via Shoeb Masood.

[KartikeyaL]

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

The caption suggest that this was the first car in Cutch

Maybe the same car ?

As per the caption

"First Motor car in Kutch during the years 1912 to 1915 with its driver Jadavji Bapubhai Buddhbhati"

[r_nairtvm]

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Maybe the same car ?

Don't think so Karthik, unless the car was totally re-bodied. Too many obvious differences like the mudguards, shape and number of door, lights etc.

On alighter note, the driver could have shared tips to the "actor" about hunting balck bucks

Best Regrds & Drive Safe

Ram

[KartikeyaL]

Many thanks to Aftab Khan for sharing this picture, his wife is from Jaora royal family.

[CDM]

Originally Posted by KartikeyaL

Could the pictures posted below be from the same Viceregal visit.



Picture from Jaora state, received with thanks from the Jaora family via Shoeb Masood.

Unlikely; those appear to be German and Japanese pre-war flags on the building.


CDM

[travancore]

Originally Posted by CDM

Unlikely; those appear to be German and Japanese pre-war flags on the building.


CDM

Keen eye.....but it is indeed the Viceregal visit to Jaora State. In the second photo, you also see the "Stars and Stripes" and the British Ensign. So "Jaora" must have been an internationalist !

[karlosdeville]

This superb picture of a 1930-ish Buick Tourer of Kathiwada is posted on this page

[Chhayanat]

I saw the Nabha car c. 1972-75 near a dhaba on the campus of Delhi University. The riders were four or five bearded youths, some of them presumably from the Nabha family. The car was then dark blue and the hood was raised. The wooden accumulator boxes appeared particularly prominent as in the present pictures.

Originally Posted by travancore

Keen eye.....but it is indeed the Viceregal visit to Jaora State. In the second photo, you also see the "Stars and Stripes" and the British Ensign. So "Jaora" must have been an internationalist !

There must have been a prior or planned visit by the Consul Generals of Japan and Germany.

[allanuk]

Hi Duncan I just went over your post again and realised that you mention the half track car, I’m not sure if I already asked you about it? As I can’t remember. What I do remember is seeing a half track hunting car whilst I was in Mayurbhanj, if I remember rightly it was a boatback possibly a citron? Are there any photos of it? Regards Allan



S

Originally Posted by DuncanWarth

Thank you Travancore, Allan was there with my Uncle John and has reconnected with Richard thanks to your great forum. I look back with great wonder and nostaliga as I was a young kid and have very fond memories of my Uncle, as we all do at our "Blacksheep/Car Dealing" Uncles no doubt. He was quite a fellow with some wonderful stories and found some quite amazing cars over his short time. I grew up at the time working for my father in his Classic Motorbooks car business in the US reading books about these cars and was always thrilled to vist John as there was always something just unbelieveable to go for a ride in, a halftrack and a six wheeled scout ripping thru the streets of London was one of my earliest memories. These are the photos my cousin has and has kindly permitted me to post them for you. (I am struggling a bit with this confounded bulletin board set up so used to simple facebook now ha ha, please link for me if (required) I have been reading the emails and someone mentioned the car was in Belgium. The second photo my cousin said is from 65 I believe, my Uncle worked quite hard at building a relationship with his clients and whatever your politics he was definitely a gentleman enthusiast, who went far too quick.

[KartikeyaL]

Couple of pictures from Chhota Udepur

Buick ?


RR