Ecn-165 Solved: Doble E14 steam car with Murphy body

[Ecnelis]

Tell me that is it, for 1 point, please.

[FrontMan]

1931 Doble?

[Ecnelis]

Doble it is, but older. Can you give me model name and coachbuilder?

Topic locked for you.

[FrontMan]

E24 by Murphy?

[Ecnelis]

E24

Actually I got it under E20 name, but after closer look I think my source might be wrong... Any proofs for E24?

by Murphy?

Yes!

[Bill Murray]

I am really not trying to make trouble here, but I have it as a 1924 E-14 with body by Murphy.

Bill

[Ecnelis]

Hmmm... Point for FrontMan and open season for model designation.

Any proofs it is or it is not E14, E20 or E24?

[Bill Murray]

I am not sure if this will post, but this is where I got the info.  There were several more photos of the car which while not identical seem to me to be the same car.

Edit:  I don't know how to enlarge the photo, maybe someone can.

[Ecnelis]

hi-res

Looks like that's it!

[Bill Murray]

Thank you Sir!!

I really need to learn how to do that.
I am now on my iMac where I do not have PhotoShop installed and their photo editing software is just awful.

At least, another mystery is solved.
Bill

[Ecnelis]

So it is point for you too.

I do not have PhotoShop installed and their photo editing software is just awful.

No need for photo editing

[Bill Murray]

If it is not too complicated, could you PM me the instructions how to do what you did, or a link to a help page that a non computer person can actually read and understand.
Bill

[FrontMan]

....well, many thanks for the point, and all the background.  That Ford Prefect conversion was new to me, but the easiest way to turn a Prefect into a steamer used to be to show it a picture of a steep hill!