Old car (ot)

[1940plymouth]

Can anyone tell me what make and year this car is, I zoomed in, but still not sure

Thanks,

Bob

[RobertKB]

Not sure what it is but that is a great picture. Thanks for posting. Both the house and car look like they have seen better days and are ready for spring and rejuvenation.

Edited February 10, 2013 by RobertKB

[pflaming]

I'm thinking its' a 38-41 Oldsmobile. The 'icon' at the top of the grill looks like an Olds. But not sure either. Great  pic, I put it on my screensaver.

[1940plymouth]

RobertKB, the photo was taken by a friend of mine who is also a cancer survivor.  She lives in Alberta.  It is a great photo isn't.

 

pflaming, I also have it as a screen saver

 

I am thinking GM also, but wasn't sure of the make or year.  I had thought maybe '39 Chevrolet

 

Thanks for the comments

[Niel Hoback]

   I think its a '39 chevy with aftermarket sealed beam headlights.  It is a great picture.

[Robert Horne]

Nice Bob,

 

That would be a good photo to print and hang on the garage wall....

[1940plymouth]

Robert,

 

instead of garage art, I have ordered two coffee cups with the picture on it, one for her and one for me

[RobertKB]

Alberta, that is my neck of the woods. Can you be a bit more specific on location as that could be anywhere in the province really. I am glad your friend here is a survivor just as you are.

 

Hopefully, one day the car and house can both be preserved.

Edited February 11, 2013 by RobertKB

[55 Fargo]

Looks like a 38/39 Chev, 40 was a style change again...

[40plyrod]

Beautiful picture using it as a screen saver too.

[Uncle-Pekka]

It is surely not 1939 Chevrolet, the grille was way more sharp nose and hood also much more pointy.

It could be 1938 Chevy, but most likely it is a 1937 pontiac Silver Streak, same nose as the wreck below.

 

[Don Jordan]

I'd like to add to everyone else's opinion - it's a truly great photograph. Suitable for the calendar. Also I have to concur - It is GM.