[muditgrover]

The remaining pics..

Last set...!

Thanks and Regards

[IndrojitSircar]

Hi Mudit,

Thank you so much for this fantastic coverage of this rally. Most of the cars seems to be in much better shape than even the cars seen in the Calcutta and Delhi rallys.

Its surprising that there don't seem to be any of the Jaguar Mark IV or Mark V's. Any more pics of the Blue Chevrolet with the WB number, the Jag XK 120 and the white Rolls royce with the UP 32 Reg?

Thank you once again.

[muditgrover]

Originally Posted by IndrojitSircar

Hi Mudit,

Thank you so much for this fantastic coverage of this rally. Most of the cars seems to be in much better shape than even the cars seen in the Calcutta and Delhi rallys.

Its surprising that there don't seem to be any of the Jaguar Mark IV or Mark V's. Any more pics of the Blue Chevrolet with the WB number, the Jag XK 120 and the white Rolls royce with the UP 32 Reg?

Thank you once again.

Well, Thanks a lot..

I am glad to see that you liked it. I will surely visit all possible rallies, shows and will provide detailed report next time.

I dont have more pic but I can get you one.





Image Courtesy: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/vintag...10-jaipur.html

Thanks a Lot!

[IndrojitSircar]

Originally Posted by muditgrover

Well, Thanks a lot..

I am glad to see that you liked it. I will surely visit all possible rallies, shows and will provide detailed report next time.

I dont have more pic but I can get you one.





Image Courtesy: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/vintag...10-jaipur.html

Thanks a Lot!

Thank you Mudit once again for these pics.

[wasif]

Great cars and great pictures.

I was wondering if that rear engined Auto Union racer is the real thing or a replica ?

The maroon/black Dodge Brothers sedan looks cool is it a six or a straight eight ?

Also the windscreen on that large green Cadillac RJL 3349 looks funny ....was this a sedan converted to soft top ?

[KPS]

What car is RJO 84? Is it the first time it is entering a rally

Cheers

[wasif]

Originally Posted by KPS

What car is RJO 84? Is it the first time it is entering a rally

Cheers

My guess is a Studebaker ...but lets see what it turns out to be could even be a Hudson

[Stanher]

Nice to see the Jaipur classics again! It amazes me as to how many classics still survive there- pity I never got to see anything interesting when I lived in Rajasthan back in the 80s in my childhood! :(

All the more interesting to find a Standard 8 (RJZ 638) in that part of the country! They are supposed to be really rare cars!

[IndrojitSircar]

Originally Posted by KPS

What car is RJO 84? Is it the first time it is entering a rally

Cheers

Originally Posted by wasif

My guess is a Studebaker ...but lets see what it turns out to be could even be a Hudson

This car is a 1931 Studebaker Model 54. The Mascot seems to be wrong on it though other wise the car seems to be very Original.

[awini]

Originally Posted by IndrojitSircar

This car is a 1931 Studebaker Model 54. The Mascot seems to be wrong on it though other wise the car seems to be very Original.

very nice car, restoration is a bit naughty in some areas this was the base model, basically a rebadged Erskine, it originally came without a mascot, and had round headlamps, instead of the quaint oval lamps that came on the rest of the 1931 range

[Amaan_urs]

Originally Posted by muditgrover

Remaining Pictures..

Dear Mudit,

I must congratulate you for sharing these wonderful pics of awesome beauties.

But one thing which I want to bring to the notice is the Blue Mercedes Heckflosse RJ 14 C 3717 sporting a 240D badge, as far as with my limited knowledge the Heckflosse were introduced in
1959:- 220, 220S and 220SE
1961:- 190 and 190D
1961:- 300SE
1963:- 300SE LWB
1965:- 200, 200D, 230 & 230S

So I request fellow bhp-ians to please share their views with regard to the above mentioned car.

Keep up the good work MUdit

Regards

Muzzammil

[muditgrover]

Originally Posted by IndrojitSircar

Thank you Mudit once again for these pics.

Anytime Sir and well, I dont have more pics of Blue Chevrolet with the WB number, the Jag XK 120. You may find them in this thread: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/vintag...10-jaipur.html

Originally Posted by wasif

Great cars and great pictures.

I was wondering if that rear engined Auto Union racer is the real thing or a replica ?

The maroon/black Dodge Brothers sedan looks cool is it a six or a straight eight ?

Also the windscreen on that large green Cadillac RJL 3349 looks funny ....was this a sedan converted to soft top ?

Well, It is not a replica and I am not sure about the Dodge Brothers.

Originally Posted by KPS

What car is RJO 84? Is it the first time it is entering a rally

Cheers

As said by IndrojitSircar it is 1931 Studebaker Model 54

Originally Posted by wasif

My guess is a Studebaker ...but lets see what it turns out to be could even be a Hudson

Yes, You are right. It is a 1931 Studebaker Model 54

Originally Posted by Stanher

Nice to see the Jaipur classics again! It amazes me as to how many classics still survive there- pity I never got to see anything interesting when I lived in Rajasthan back in the 80s in my childhood! :(

All the more interesting to find a Standard 8 (RJZ 638) in that part of the country! They are supposed to be really rare cars!

There are a lot of classics and vintage cars in Jaipur right now. Some of them are brought from other states.

Originally Posted by IndrojitSircar

This car is a 1931 Studebaker Model 54. The Mascot seems to be wrong on it though other wise the car seems to be very Original.

That was a great find. I too was unable to find out the model.

Originally Posted by awini

very nice car, restoration is a bit naughty in some areas this was the base model, basically a rebadged Erskine, it originally came without a mascot, and had round headlamps, instead of the quaint oval lamps that came on the rest of the 1931 range

Originally Posted by Amaan_urs

Dear Mudit,

I must congratulate you for sharing these wonderful pics of awesome beauties.

But one thing which I want to bring to the notice is the Blue Mercedes Heckflosse RJ 14 C 3717 sporting a 240D badge, as far as with my limited knowledge the Heckflosse were introduced in
1959:- 220, 220S and 220SE
1961:- 190 and 190D
1961:- 300SE
1963:- 300SE LWB
1965:- 200, 200D, 230 & 230S

So I request fellow bhp-ians to please share their views with regard to the above mentioned car.

Keep up the good work MUdit

Regards

Muzzammil

Thanks a lot..!

I have googled Mercedes Heckflosse 240D but ended up with nothing.

I will call the guy who was driving it. He will figure it out. Owner of that Mercedes Heckflosse are the owners of Hotel Ram Bagh Palace, Jaipur.

Thanks and Regards

[harit]

Originally Posted by muditgrover

I have googled Mercedes Heckflosse 240D but ended up with nothing. I will call the guy who was driving it. He will figure it out. Owner of that Mercedes Heckflosse are the owners of Hotel Ram Bagh Palace, Jaipur. Thanks and Regards

240D first appeared as a W123, W115 before that was a 220D.
Wrong monogram has been put. Is this a diesel car? In that case the engine is also wrong.

Cheers harit

[MustangMan]

Originally Posted by wasif

I was wondering if that rear engined Auto Union racer is the real thing or a replica ?

Its a pedal car :P. IIRC it is a limited edition and costs quite a packet.

[wasif]

Originally Posted by MustangMan

Its a pedal car :P. IIRC it is a limited edition and costs quite a packet.

LOOL...I thought it was a replica or something as it did look at bit off....now pedal car ...who would have imagined