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I think you got it, Shifty. Looks like that design is a match.
Like this (this one is a 28):
Here's another, but slightly different wheels:
Mystery solved!
Thanks so much to all who helped - I really appreciate it.
regards
Sam
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The car is elusive to me, but it's definitely a "middle-class" car, not a cheap Chevy or Ford.
There were, after all, hundreds of American makes, and many were copy-cats.
Thanks for your help.
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Can anyone lend a hand? I don't need to pin down the year exactly, though it would be fun to know more about what those cars are. If my father were still alive he'd have no trouble ID'ing them, but ...
Thanks a lot in advance,
Tom Hayden
Tom
You might have more luck at the forum linked here where there are more experts.
I need an automobile identified from a vintage photograph from the 1940s. Can anyone help? Not sure how to attach the image. Can anyone help?
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Once it is residing somewhere, copy the URL of the photo's location, and come back here to post it.
Once you're in one of our "post a message" boxes, you click on the little "IMG" tab below the box, and a little HTML string code will appear, then paste in the URL you have copied, then click on the image box again. That should work.
When you paste in the URL, be sure it's clean, that is, that the last symbols in the string you past in say JPG
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x311/wcwindomart/Windomaggus-1.jpg
Car looks like about a 1927-ish vehicle.
It looks like 1929-30 Chevy to me.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47013359@N02/4496590220
thanks
roroldam
This site has some Euro experts who can probably ID it in a few seconds
Alain Fontaine, who has a site devoted to the Ford AF (fordaf1930.free.fr/), identified it for me as a Chenard and Walcker.
I should be able to work out the exact model from the C & W club site (http://chenardwalcker.free.fr/).
Thanks to everyone who put their mind to it.
I am trying to find out what model and year the following car is: http://www.jarkiewicz.com/new%20images/Jan_Ma5.gif
It is my grandfather sitting in the car. I would really appreciate any help.
thank you
1914 Packard
p.s. - you were lucky it's a Packard - they're one of the few distinctive cars of that time (the radiator shape, in particular). Most are very hard to tell apart, or were made in so few numbers they're hard to ID.
thanks again..
Mel
I CAN"T get the image web address to work- the photo is in my album.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50315282@N03/4619845307/
http://www.scrapbook.com/galleries/417207/view/2761806/-1/1.html
Thank you!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/margaretexcie/2315728846/in/set-72157604062651713/
thanks again,
Melanie