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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
(Post 4375147)
A lovely Daimler with Pandit Nehru
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Could be the Bombay Daimler. BMX 707.
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Originally Posted by KPS
(Post 3204397)
I am posting pictures of two great Daimlers owned by Cassamally J Peerbhoy. 
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KPS
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Another Daimler owned by Mr. Cassamally J. Peerbhoy
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
(Post 4428437)
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The first car with the top up.......
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and a fancier one................
Maybe these are a bit too young for this thread and a bit too Jag.
Spotted by a pilot friend outside Novotel Hyderabad
Two more Daimlers for the record. Both appear to be Daimler Conquest's.
This one is currently in Mysore. Anyone knows its history?
Posted on Facebook, the Faridkot cars
Packard, Daimler, Vanguard, Jaguar, probably Graham and Bentley is partically seen
Cheers
KPS
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Originally Posted by KPS
(Post 4479152)
This one is currently in Mysore. Anyone knows its history?
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It was last part of a Delhi collection, where it was proclaimed to have been Ashok Kumar's car at some time. Subject to correction.
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Originally Posted by KPS
(Post 4479152)
Posted on Facebook, the Faridkot cars Attachment 1808490
Packard, Daimler, Vanguard, Jaguar, probably Graham and Bentley is partically seen
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The Damiler is registered FARIDKOT 451.
Is the Bentley Chassis number known?
The Graphic magazine, 1917
(Motoring and aviation)
The Daimler in India, a shooting party at Udaipur, Rajputana
is there a RR on the right ?
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
(Post 4522617)
The Graphic magazine, 1917
(Motoring and aviation)
The Daimler in India, a shooting party at Udaipur, Rajputana
is there a RR on the right ? Attachment 1833842
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The same Daimler. I dont think the other car is a R-R.
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Originally Posted by vintageman
(Post 1206333)
I have lately come across this local UP 1928 Daimler Double Six ( Chassis No. 29485 / Engine No. 20552 ), could not find it accounted for on the forum and this was the most apt thread for the photographs. I am trying to find out more about the car , there is not much I could get from the net , would appreciate if you gentlemen could assist with some links for further information ? 
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This is a 1928 Daimler Double Six type 30Q in Kanpur, has made an appearance after 60 plus years. Little is known on the history of the car except that it was later re-bodied in Calcutta at some point.
As per Brian Smith's Daimler historian, we can deduce that - "From the Stratton Instones, Agents for Daimler, there is a possibility that this car was build for their Managing Director, Mr. Joseph Makle and was coupe in grey colour. The car was registered in 1928".
This massive car was rebodied and restored by the workshop of Mr. Sanjay Ghosh. From the way this car was, it is a massive achievement. Great to have this car back ticking.
V12 engine, 7.1 Litre Sleeve Valve engine
Under the late evening sun
Cheers
KPS
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Originally Posted by Julian UK
(Post 820961)
The Daimler 2 1/2 litre Barker Special Sports in Delhi.
Eng no. 44129 Chassis No.56145
The hubcaps,bumpers and rear wheel spats are with the car. I got it running about 1991, since then it has been mainly stored. 
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Happy to see that this car as been restored and is available for auction.
See
here for details.
The car was originally bought by the Maharaja of Morvi, Lakhdhirji Waghji Bahadur, an erstwhile 11- gun salute princely state in Gujarat.
Cheers
KPS
The Ex-Kolhapur 1937 Daimler EL24 has been recently restored.
The story of this car has been wonderfully written by Karl, as can be seen
here
Here are some pictures that I took at Cartier, Jaipur
Cheers
KPS
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Originally Posted by Julian UK
(Post 801247)
Here Here!:)
A ex-India Daimler 45hp in Japan
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Originally Posted by travancore
(Post 801503)
According to an article from The Autocar of April 1, 1971:
The 1919 Daimler (now at the Toyota Museum)
"This is a 1919 Daimler Sedanca de Ville built for the Maharaja of Surguja. It has a 7.4L , six cylinder engine. The slats are to prevent people seeing in, as required by the rules of purdah".
I do have a Xeroxed copy of the picture, will scan and post soon! It shows a rather distinguished looking gentleman, complete with a bowler hat, attempting to get a discrete peek in!
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Quoting Mr. Shrivardhan Kanoria
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1919-1920 Daimler Type 45 7.5 litre - ex Maharajah of Surguja - owned and restored by my Father , Late Mr. Shashi Kumar Kanoria in 1970, now proudly displayed at the ‘ Toyota Automobile Museum ‘ Japan .
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At Southern avenue, Calcutta, India (Lake side - 1969-70)
At the Toyota Automobile Museum, Japan
Many thanks to Mr. Shrivardhan Kanoria for sharing.
and here is another great picture of the Surguja Daimler courtesy Mr. Shrivardhan Kanoria, thanks again for sharing.
Shrivardhan Kanoria shared this picture of a Daimler DB18 which was purchased in 1985 by his father. He does not know what happened to this car
Cheers
KPS
There is a Daimler 15(
Link) in Delhi. I am not sure when this car was last seen.
Thanks to Mr. Jaura for this picture from the Stateman Rally, probably from 1990's
Cheers
KPS
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