Don’t see one of these every day.

[propane1]

Sittin at Tim Hortons parking lot and this pulls in beside me.
1954. Was owned a veterinarian in Montaque, PE.

Right hand drive. Each side of the car has these black strips.
What are they for ? I have the answer. I’m wondering if Eugen knows.

Noel

[Eugen]

No idea Noel!

[Harry]

Noel, that is a one of a kind car! What a beauty that would be to own!

Keep the Peace
Harry

[FUTZ]

Semaphore.

[propane1]

No idea Noel!

Well I didn’t know this, until the owner showed me. There are handles inside the car and when you want to make a turn you pull the handle for the direction you are going to go, the black strip flips out and has an orange colour on them. Turn signals. Kinda neat I thought. That’s what they used in Europe for turn signals then, the fella told me.
I thought you might have knowen Eugen.



Noel

[Eugen]

No idea Noel!

Well I didn’t know this, until the owner showed me. There are handles inside the car and when you want to make a turn you pull the handle for the direction you are going to go, the black strip flips out and has an orange colour on them. Turn signals. Kinda neat I thought. That’s what they used in Europe for turn signals then, the fella told me.
I thought you might have knowen Eugen.



Noel

Amazing, never seen that before. Thank you!

[FUTZ]

My dad called them semaphores. He was into British sports cars. The coolest ones had lights on the ends that lit up when you raised them.