The vast majority of car owners today would not consider the passenger seat of a small saloon car as a suitable posing position for a family photograph. Nowadays it would have to be something fairly exotic to tempt the sitter to pose as this woman is. While car ownership in the West during the third decade of the twenty-first century is regarded as a right of passage, back in the recession hit U.K. of the 1930s it was a new experience for many working-class families and certainly worthy of a snapshot for the family album. This unidentified 1932 Morris Minor Sliding-head Saloon photo was sourced via the Internet.
