Name this car OT

[Don Coatney]

Anyone have any ideas?

[Norm's Coupe]

I'd say it's an old one, and the woman doesn't look too happy about it. The little girl seems to like it though.

[Reg Evans]

A Franklin ????

[Ed Griffin]

Hard to say looking for anything to ID it with even though you can see the hub end on the rear wheel. Notice how well it shines/ reflects shadows etc. Looks like it may have been new or well kept.

[greg g]

I looked through all my hint sources. I believe it to be in the 26-29 vintage, but I could not find any with smooth fenders and a suicide hinnged front door.

Thought maybe Buick, Oakland, or other upscale marque but didn't see anything close. the windshield split is a bit different than you see.

So I'm guessing 27 Hudson or Essex. Wood spoke wheels, louvered hood, and suicide doors are atributes of that line and vintage.

[PatS....]

Don,

On the AACA site, they have a forum called "What is it?" Very interesting forum and they ID some pretty obscure vehicles and parts. Might give that a try.

http://www.aaca.org/

[eric wissing]

It might be a LaSalle. I have a picture of my grandfather next to a LaSalle. The running boards and the windshield look similar. 1926? maybe. Eric

[Olddaddy]

Its an Oldun, probably one of the first ones made, early on.

[Normspeed]

It's a lot like a Hudson sedan or a Wills Sainte Claire, late 20's but the windshield isn't right.

[bmt47p-15]

I am guessing 22 Hudson.

http://www.realclassicads.com/hudson/1922_hudson.jpg

[eric wissing]

I think BMT hit it.

[Normspeed]

I think so. Real angular lines. By the later 20s the cowl had more of a curve.

[Don Coatney]

Don,

On the AACA site, they have a forum called "What is it?" Very interesting forum and they ID some pretty obscure vehicles and parts. Might give that a try.

http://www.aaca.org/

Thanks Pat;

I forgot about them. Last posting I made there was in 2003.