Agree 1972 Commer - has 71-72 J plate; the linked one seems accurate as a similar 74 on an M plate. 7.5 tons may be correct, but not PB - that was a fair bit smaller. Coachbuilt body but no idea at the moment (away from home so can't check books), but Marshalls of Cambridge did a lot of horsey taxis, and so did Lambourn but this is smaller than the illustrated Commer Commanders' Plus probably several other coachbuilders.

Which is where I run out of steam ....

Hello,
I need your help in identifying there trucks ?
Make is "Commer", but what is the model ?
https://www.carandclassic.com/fr/annonces/C1739683

Thanks! I was hoping to read the tags in the window, like I usually do, but the writing on them didn't come out in the pics. If I had known that I would have taken pics of the window tags as well.

It's a '29 or '30 Plymouth.


Nope, they were identical as far as I know. As for the model, it's a Standard Eight as there's no trim above the doors.

I thought this was a Ford Model A coupe, but it has a different logo on top of the grille:

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Is this a Ford or something different?


And this one, is there any way to tell the difference between a 1949 and 1950 Packards?

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Thank you.

Lancia Beta Berlina.

Can anyone ID the blue car in the background of this photo (the one next to the yellow Falcon)?

Thank you !

Looks like 1968 Ford Custom to me