Ladies first please, is what could save this lady in the traffic. It looks to be very dangerous to drive such a small car in the traffic. What we see is a very charming lady, posing in a small (cycle?) car with a license plate of 1924.
We found this photo in our archives and although not much info was given, we really thought we should share it with you.
It looks like the photo is made as a scene and the lady wasn't really driving. The wheels are not lined correctly, the steering wheel looks to be loose but well, most important; the girl is smiling and everyone gives her the space to drive.
We can say so many things about this car with the lady in it; jokes about parking, maintenance advise or how cold it would be, but we we hope you can tell us more about the scene, the cars or what you think happened here. Please give us your best caption. But perhaps you should let your lady speak first!
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vendredi janvier 4th, 2019
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Steve Diggins
06 Janvier 2019, 19:21
Yes, she is a pretty girl . I just hope she doesn't get run over by a taxi. And as for what she is riding on I will stick to the saying 'If you don't have anything good to say it is best to say nothing at all.'
It's interesting how the bonnet is reminiscent of a contemporary Packard. You're right, David, she is a cracker! What to you mean, unsafe? The car is registered, isn't it?
Dear fellow readers not so serious, a nice lady, a crazy situation and it's the first Friday in the new year. Take your hobby from the bright side, and I think the answer is already given so lets visit Doctor Custer.
This is the electric Custer Car made in Ohio by Custer Specialty Co. in the '20s. There are numerous webs with several differnt pictures of these cars in Internet and full histories of its creator Doctor Custer. Just googling Custer Car is possible to see them.