History Wondering what this car is

Early 60s Hollywood.
Screenshot from a street scene.

 

A custom 33-34 Ford roadster?

 

Looks a bit large, but maybe an MG TD. Mid 50s maybe?

 

I was wondering that
The grill, fender swoop and doors look like 33-34
If it’s a custom, wonder if anyone recognizes it.

 

I was thinking MG but it looks a little different.

 

Betcha it’s a Dodge that was customized for them there fancy colour pictures there that they was makin’

 

Maybe a Singer?

 

The two-tone paint and the wide white-walls wouldn't have been commonly seen on these MGs so that's kind of a distraction. I'd p*** on the WSW tires but the two-tone paint looks pretty good on it!


The windshield angle on that Singer looks closer to the original pic. But I can't make out if the front "wings" (fenders) are skirted like that.

 

That’s cool.
Never seen one.
I think the door handle placement is throwing me off for the one I posted.

 

No clue on the car, but I’ve never seen a bus with opposing folding doors. Pretty cool.

 

That's probably because you're not a man of "a certain age".

 

Too funny!

 

I think it's an MG TF

 

MG TF gets my vote 2

 

Here it is somewhat enhanced...

 

Cool

 

A swing and a miss !
It's not a MG TF.
TF's had the headlights coming out of the fenders in a molded fairing.

 

MG replica/kit...?

 

I could be wrong, but I think its a singer.

 

Was Singer a US make or?

 

Car in question is much bigger than a Singer. How about a Sunbeam Talbot give or take a few years and fenders. The car posted also has no hood louvres.

 

Do I spy a double-eyebrow windshield?

 

Yup.. I agree. The seldom seen Singer. Much rarer than any MG-T series

 

English

 

Thinking more like a MG TA or TB

 

That's KULLER, not KULUER......
You can always tell a Canuk, ya just can't tell 'em much!
(Just yankin' yer chain, @VANDENPLAS , just yankin' yer chain!)

 

It's a TD

 

. . . except the notch behind the door is almost vertical.

(I used to drag race a guy with a TC with my stock Model A pickup. "Sporty"?
Not if you can't beat a Model A!