1948 Humber Hawk Mk.II

1948 Humber Hawk Mk.II in Dad's Army, Movie, 2016

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin:

00:55:11 Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase

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dsl ◊ 2018-10-23 23:52	MNU 645 ✓ Taxed Tax due: 01 June 2019 MOT No results returned Vehicle make: HUMBER Date of first registration: April 1948 Year of manufacture: 1948 ( in 1944 film) Cylinder capacity (cc): 1944 cc Fuel type: PETROL Export marker: No Vehicle status: Tax not due Vehicle colour: BLACK studio 434 film rentacar, misdescribed as "Humber Hawk Mk III". /vehicle_1284772-Humber-Hawk-MkII-1948.html , /vehicle.php?id=1503014 , /vehicle.php?id=1531037 -- Last edit: 2021-06-25 23:19:37
Wilbur Sproket ◊ 2021-04-02 02:49	Certainly a Mk2 as this had over-riders and the Mk1 usually didn't. The tail lights on the rear wings are additions and mark it out as a later model which is most certainly acting. Both Mk1 and Mk2 were post war cars but the pre war Humber 16 was very similar. This seems to be the same car as appears in another entry on the database (the same additional tail lights, Partners in Crime) and pictures for that entry shows it without the (correct) wheel embellishers and possibly not displaying a "Hawk" badge at the front end of the chrome strip on the side bonnet although the picture is not clear enough to see. The headlight size would, however, be correct for a Hawk. The chrome plates fitted over the front of the rear wings are incorrect - they should be rubber. -- Last edit: 2021-04-02 03:11:32

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dsl

◊ 2018-10-23 23:52

MNU 645
✓ Taxed Tax due: 01 June 2019
MOT No results returned
Vehicle make: HUMBER
Date of first registration: April 1948
Year of manufacture: 1948 ( :no:

in 1944 film)
Cylinder capacity (cc): 1944 cc
Fuel type: PETROL
Export marker: No
Vehicle status: Tax not due
Vehicle colour: BLACK

studio 434 film rentacar, misdescribed as "Humber Hawk Mk III".

/vehicle_1284772-Humber-Hawk-MkII-1948.html , /vehicle.php?id=1503014 , /vehicle.php?id=1531037

-- Last edit: 2021-06-25 23:19:37

Wilbur Sproket

◊ 2021-04-02 02:49

Certainly a Mk2 as this had over-riders and the Mk1 usually didn't. The tail lights on the rear wings are additions and mark it out as a later model which is most certainly acting. Both Mk1 and Mk2 were post war cars but the pre war Humber 16 was very similar. This seems to be the same car as appears in another entry on the database (the same additional tail lights, Partners in Crime) and pictures for that entry shows it without the (correct) wheel embellishers and possibly not displaying a "Hawk" badge at the front end of the chrome strip on the side bonnet although the picture is not clear enough to see. The headlight size would, however, be correct for a Hawk. The chrome plates fitted over the front of the rear wings are incorrect - they should be rubber.

-- Last edit: 2021-04-02 03:11:32

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