
North Railway is full of old brick buildings that used to serve the railway, including warehouses and hotels like the Cecil. Nowadays it's a mix of bars, antique shops, and a few restaurants. The backdrop is still really photogenic in my opinion. Right after I bought my Jaguar I came down here to take pictures of it.
On this visit I snapped quite a few pictures out of curiosity because I couldn't figure out what kind of car this roadster was. It kind of looks a bit like a Triumph Spitfire or a Fiat Spider, but I'm really not sure. There were no badges or markings to go off of, and the tail lights kind of threw me when making comparisons. Any guesses?


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Cecil Hotel ca. 1920s |

2 comments :
Really cool pics. The roadster looks alot like a Sunbeam Alpine or Tiger. The Tiger was the rarer of the 2 models as it had a 260CID Ford V8 wedged into that little car.
Thanks, Paulie! I think you got it! I had a feeling it was something British, but I wasn't even sure where to start.
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