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Started by porridgehead, December 31, 2011, 08:12:23 PM

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porridgehead

A very seasonal, end o' year greeting to you all! I know, it's been a while, but I do pop by occasionally, if only to be wowed by the knowledge that is so far beyond my tiny brain. Like the following dainty little automobile:

I am at a loss for what this delicate flower might be, so I was hoping somebody here might shine a light on it for me. Or at least give me some direction. Besides the door marked 'Exit'.
Measures with mics, marks with chalk, cuts with axe, beats to fit and paints to match

Paul Jaray

Wellcome back!
Beside the dimensions, the radiator's shape is quite distinctive.
I assume you have no other info (where the pic was taken, etc..)
I was looking at some Metallurgique, but couldn't find the same 'nose'.

Otto Puzzell

On the other "name that car" sites where this pic was posted (by another long-dormant AutoPuzzles member), it is stated the picture was taken in Flint, MI
You wanna be the man, you gotta Name That Car!


porridgehead

Oddly, the only information that I do have is the location of where the photo was taken: Jackson, Michigan.

I have no idea if that is of any help or if it will just throw things off.

I'm not certain what the other name that car site is, but I got it from thecarlounge.com which is more idiotic automotive anarchy than anything else. They certainly don't hold a candle to autopuzzles.com in terms of naming cars.
Measures with mics, marks with chalk, cuts with axe, beats to fit and paints to match

porridgehead

As further contribution to the behemoth on the previous page:
http://forums.mwerks.com/showthread.php?5537492-Antique-monster-vehicle-WTF-is-it

There are now 7 pages of contributions, including some from past members here. (Vwlarry, porridgehead etc)
Measures with mics, marks with chalk, cuts with axe, beats to fit and paints to match