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Ford Model A of JW Whalley at the Southport Rally, 1928. Artist: Bill Brunell
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Ford Model A of JW Whalley at the Southport Rally, 1928. Artist: Bill Brunell
Ford A 14.9 h.p. Reg. No. UR1217. Entry Nos: 56/79. Driver: Whalley, J.W. Hoyal coachwork. No. 79 is Coachwork Competition. Southport Rally. Date: 20-23.9.28
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Media ID 15160478
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Accomplishment Achievement Ford Ford Model A Pride Proud Rally Rally Driver Rallying Southport Rally Success Whalley Winner Winning Bill Brunell Brunell Classic Car Motor Sport Vintage Car Wj Brunell
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the 1920s, a time of great accomplishment and achievement in the world of automobiles. The image showcases a Ford Model A owned by JW Whalley, proudly displayed at the Southport Rally in 1928. Renowned artist Bill Brunell skillfully captures every detail of this classic car, highlighting its elegance and power. The Ford Model A, with its 14.9 h. p. , registration number UR1217, stands as a symbol of innovation and progress in British motoring history. Driven by the dapper J. W. Whalley himself, dressed impeccably in his stylish attire complete with hat and suit, it is evident that he takes great pride in his prized possession. Surrounded by fellow rally drivers and enthusiasts alike, Whalley's presence exudes confidence and success. This monochrome masterpiece not only immortalizes an iconic vehicle but also serves as a testament to the passion shared among motor sport aficionados during this era. As we gaze upon this vintage gem captured through W. J. Brunell's lens at the National Motor Museum archives, we can't help but feel transported to a time when road transport was more than just getting from point A to B; it was an exhilarating experience filled with camaraderie and competition. This photograph encapsulates the spirit of rallying - determination mixed with adrenaline-fueled excitement - making it an invaluable piece for any automotive enthusiast or lover of twentieth-century history seeking to rel
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