Showroom condition

[euston]

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I believe this is a Ford of some kind. Smart, isn’t it!

 

Elmarit 28 ASPH on M9

 

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[pauledell]

Robert,

 

A fine picture of a beautiful looking car. Excellent composition, tones and clarity.

 

Paul

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[daveleo]

A very classy car (whatever it is ?), and your photo treats it very well.

Getting shots like this at car shows it too tough.

[euston]

Paul, Dave, I enjoyed your comments. Much appreciated!

[stuny]

Euston -

 

Lovely shot, lovely model.

[tobey bilek]

The car in the back is a Ford Mainliner, 1949 to 1952 or so. It was a bottom of the line vehicle.

 

Really do not recognize the car in front. B/4 my time being only 68. If I were younger, I could identify it by the hub caps. I am told I could do that when still in a baby stroller.

 

I would take a guess at a Packard. I`ll check the Packard site.

 

http://www.packardclub.org/pics/hood-orn-040.jpg

 

Other similar ones on the site. So yes that is my official answer.

 

Take it back now I can both together. Does look like a Jaguar hood ornament.

 

Got it finally 1935 Ford Pheaton

 

http://www.remarkablecars.com/for-sale/1935-cars/p17289-1935-ford-model-48-phaeton-for-sale.html

 

Now i can sleep tonight

Edited January 31, 2011 by tobey bilek

[greyelm]

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[George James]

Great shot, well done.