Ian Anderson
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The Car in the Father Brown mystery/drama series
Sorry Ian never really liked them, they do sell well though and at good prices a lot seem to go to the wedding trade. You are correct also no more, they were made just up the road from me in Upholland near Wigan
Very nice Larry, some more for you.
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Chris Kouba
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'Pretty difficult to top this IMHO:
I don't know Larry... Kinda looks like it already has a top on it, so maybe not as hard as you'd think. I bet it would look good topless though!
Going back to the original post, this is Bunty & her car. A Sunbeam-Talbot roadster.
IMCDb.org: 1951 Sunbeam-Talbot 90 Drophead Coupé [Series II] in "Father Brown, 2013-2018"
I don't think the first picture is her, or her car!
Steve.
IMCDb.org: 1951 Sunbeam-Talbot 90 Drophead Coupé [Series II] in "Father Brown, 2013-2018"
I don't think the first picture is her, or her car!
Steve.
Hi,
The latest 2018 series (that finished on BBC1 a few weeks ago) was season 6, so a lot has gone on in previous five seasons.
I still miss Nancy Carroll as Lady Felicia...
Regards Steve
The latest 2018 series (that finished on BBC1 a few weeks ago) was season 6, so a lot has gone on in previous five seasons.
I still miss Nancy Carroll as Lady Felicia...
Regards Steve
Pat
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I certainly agree about Nancy Carroll. We get the series out of sequence from the original showings in the UK so Nancy is back on.
The car I originally sought to identify was the one pictured. I just assumed it was also Bunty's as that was how it was identified in Google. Apparently it was used on the show but elsewhere.
That said, the Triumph pictured is so stunning, I'm surprised they went from that to the comparatively dowdy TR 2-3.
The art deco era of auto styling also evokes a time of more elegance. Compare the "cars of the stars" from then to now...
The car I originally sought to identify was the one pictured. I just assumed it was also Bunty's as that was how it was identified in Google. Apparently it was used on the show but elsewhere.
That said, the Triumph pictured is so stunning, I'm surprised they went from that to the comparatively dowdy TR 2-3.
The art deco era of auto styling also evokes a time of more elegance. Compare the "cars of the stars" from then to now...
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