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Unknown make of car and unknown ladies
Ian Sykes would like to know the make of the car. There is some cone shaped object in the middle of the radiator. We are interested in that as well. But most importantly, who are the ladies sitting in this car?
The quality of the photo looks from the same period as the car. It is not entirely certain if the spare wheel is the same as the 4 other wheels on the car (as they look solid). The bonnet looks round but indeed with a strange cone in the middle. For us the first time we see something like that. What is the function of this part?
The ladies look like they are posing just for the photo. Are they the proud owners? If so, they must be known to many of us.
Please give us your thoughts. Have a good weekend.
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donderdag juli 20th, 2017
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Onbekend
22 Juli 2017, 05:19
Those wheels may be covers. About 10 years ago I came across similar looking wheels fitted on a car and those were identified as covers. I can't retrieve that photograph now.
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21 Juli 2017, 09:51
Hudson Super Six with a body made by Walton Body Company, New York, +/- 1917
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21 Juli 2017, 05:08
Well this is very interesting. First off I would say this could be a home made body which looks quite crude in places. What looks like solid wheels at first I think are dirty wire wheels. I don't see any dumb irons, so could it have a front suspension like a Model T? The only thing I can think the cone is for is as a dress up item resembling the spinner of a propeller.
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