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Southern lack of Comfort (update:1930 Chrysler series 70 coupe AA six)
Found and photographed by Bruno Costers from Belgium, deep down south in the US. Yet he has no idea of what he found.
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dimanche mars 9th, 2014
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Inconnu
13 Mars 2014, 08:24
To Stephano Bendandi, it is definitely not earlier than 1929 as it has the 'ribbon' type radiator shell seen only in 1929 and 1930.
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Inconnu
12 Mars 2014, 13:28
Chrysler or Dodge before 1929; you can see wooden spoke, dashboard instrument, radiator shell with big hole for fitting logo (dodge had 2 small holes). possible also De Soto
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R.Mawer
12 Mars 2014, 12:11
I am disappointed that my recent comment was not worth including.
editor: which comment ?
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editor: which comment ?
Inconnu
10 Mars 2014, 10:45
Hi. Dual ribbed bumper bars.The shape of the headlight housing.To the right on the fist photo it seema as if there was a brake hose to the right wheel.Wheel center on the photo showing left rear wheel housing and 12 spokes wooden wheels indicates a 1930 Chrysler series 70 coupe AA six.Best regards.Stig
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Inconnu
10 Mars 2014, 08:53
On a casual note, what an amazing garden ornament, sculpture it makes !
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Inconnu
10 Mars 2014, 02:15
It looks like a Packard. The engine looks Packard, but it might be a lycombing.
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Inconnu
10 Mars 2014, 01:45
Looks to be a small six Chrysler about 1930. With more research I would be able to be more specific.
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Inconnu
10 Mars 2014, 01:26
Late 1920's Studebaker coupe. Instrument cluster, parking brake lever, and engine are the details I can see. 1928?
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