Looks as if there is a cemetery in the back. Can anyone identify the location? And the car?
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Date picture taken
1950s
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Looks as if there is a cemetery in the back. Can anyone identify the location? And the car?
Source: This image came from Flickr, see https://flickr.com/photo.gne?id=21667298970
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HK numberplate prefix
I thought the HK prefix only came in during the early 1950s
-Geoff
?BMW
With the double kidney grille, could this be a BMW?
Ford Popular 103E
The car is a Ford Popular 103E built in England between 1953 and 1959. The front grill certainly does resemble an early BMW but the Ford ''Pop'' was a car for the everyman. Built in large numbers, about 155,000, many have now been turned into 'Hot Rods' with huge V8 engines replacing the original small 1172cc 4 cylinder engine.
Dates
Thank you all, I'll set the date to 1955.
1950s Lady & the classic car
Greetings and my guess - Looking east, Kowloon Peak on a low cloud day, cemetery and early Junction Road in front? Regards, Peter
Ho Man Tin Cemetery
Given the year, it may be Ho Man Tin Cemetery.
Ford Anglia E494A
This is a Ford Anglia E494A as it has two windscreen wipers near the bonnet which is different to Ford Popular, which has only one windscreen wiper and is situated near the top of the windscreen. The Ford Anglia E494A is shown in the following link.
https://gwulo.com/atom/11427
Re: Ford Anglia E494A
Hi Stanley, yes, it looks like a Ford Anglia. I've checked the dates on Wikipedia: Ford Anglia E494A was built in England between 1948 and 1953. So I will change the date to 1950 (although this seems not to be very important). Regards, Klaus
P.S. Please check the link you posted to a photo on Gwulo, it doesn't work.
Ford Anglia E494A
https://gwulo.com/node/3092
The second photo "1955" from the column "Photos that show this place".
Car reg
Hi
my father bought a new car in 1962 and the registration was HK 867.
were the registrations therefore reissued?
john
1950s Ho Man Tin Hill