Solved -PJ562- Forster Six 1920

[4popoid]

Elcar Six from about 1925?

[Paul Jaray]

Amco
American Balanced
Auburn
Australian Six
Bay State
Belga-Rise
Birmingham
Bourassa
Brock Six
Californian Six
Canadian Six
Champion Six
Cleveland
Columbia
Commonwealth
Elcar
Fleetwood-Knight
Flint
Gray-Dort
Halladay
Kenworthy
La Marne
London Six
Lone-Star
Masterbilt Six
McLaughlin
Moon
New York
Parker
Phianna
Roamer
Roberts Six
Simplicity Six
Sizaire-Berwick
Southern Six
Wills Sainte Claire
Winther Six

[pnegyesi]

Studebaker Big Six?

[Paul Jaray]

Not Studebaker.
I can't give clues or it will be too easy, but I can answer to your guesses about.
I had the feeling that some of you got it.
It will be much, much easier.
I think I made it clear but I can be wrong (and I often am) so, my suggestion is not list all the 6-cylinder cars of the 20s but ask me about the only clue...then will be a (short) rush toward the solution.

[pnegyesi]

is the name related to the geographical location?

[Paul Jaray]

Nope...

[ropat53]

Locomobile? There were Locomobiles bodied by Derham and Brewster with Rolls Royce like radiators.

[Craig Gillingham]

Was this a production car, made in any significant numbers?

[Paul Jaray]

Locomobile? There were Locomobiles bodied by Derham and Brewster with Rolls Royce like radiators.

Not Locomobile.

Was this a production car, made in any significant numbers?

Every source I read about reports that probably not a single car was ever made, but the maker is regulary listed as manufacturer.

[pnegyesi]

Stansell Six?

[Paul Jaray]

Not that...it won't take much...

[Otto Puzzell]

THe Washington (named for George, not the place), from Cleveland, Ohio?

[Paul Jaray]

Not Washington...

[Otto Puzzell]

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[Paul Jaray]

You are not paying attention to the only clue...it's not about the name but the nationality.
I'm not going to reveal where it's from for a simple reason...a very simple reason.

[4popoid]

Corinthian Six from about 1923?

[Paul Jaray]

Was there a Six too?
Anyway is not that and there was only a Six in their line up (2 different bodistyles).

[pnegyesi]

Forster?
1920 EISEMANN MAGNETO Big Original AD. Featuring FORSTER SIX (Canada). Brooklyn

[Paul Jaray]

Bingo!! 
The only rule was 'I can't reveal the nationality' because once you'll knew it was from Canada, it was a matter of minutes.
The only clue was that I could not reveal the nationality: if it was from the USoA, what kind of clue was that?
I had to say it was not from Europe to avoid you to name all the cars made in those markets where the makers are not hundreds but what was left? Australia, Canada and Asia...given the fact that Africa and South America were out of the question. The look of the car was pretty American, so Canada was a valid guess and my replies were all in this direction.
I hope I did not waste your time and you enjoied the game like I did. 

A well earned point for you Pal!

[pnegyesi]

Thanks, Google Snippet view fooled me a bit, otherwise I would have found it earlier.

[Bill Murray]

My hat is off to you Pal

That was not an easy puzzle for sure and I as well as many others put in a lot of time trying to figure it out.

Good Job My Friend................

Bill