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#346 of 388 Re: Vintage Car c1926 [seatea1967]
by texases
Feb 12, 2013 (1:21 pm)
More like the Studebaker, definitely not a Packard (note the radiator and hood on the Packard), but the radiator shell on the Studebakers I've found is more rounded on top. But '26-'28 is a good guess for age.
#347 of 388 Re: Vintage Car c1926 [texases]
by andys120
Feb 12, 2013 (3:34 pm)
I had a look at some Studebaker pics and I'd have to agree. The radiator cowl and grille is more similar to a Stude than a Packard which had a very distinctive grille (my bad!). The winged radiator cap is also seen on many contemporary Studebakers.
1926 Studebaker:
I found only a few photos of them with disc wheels but there could be a million reasons for that. In my defense steel disc wheels like that were very common on 20s Packards.
#350 of 388 Re: Help with Buick Identification [hhckln]
by imidazol97
Feb 20, 2013 (11:25 am)
Your picture didn't post. It has to a picture held on a website such as photobucket.com. On the site they have a link that you can copied and paste into your post here. After pasting it, you can select the whole link and then press the IMG button shown below to give it the proper html markings to appear as a picture. Or leave the link and folks can just click on the link to see the picture.
#353 of 388 what did my grill come from????
by rog42
Mar 12, 2013 (6:42 pm)
Please help???? what dose the grill go to.
#355 of 388 Re: what did my grill come from???? [imidazol97]
by Mr_Shiftright HOST
Mar 12, 2013 (7:31 pm)
Okay I figured it out for him.
I think it's some kind of aftermarket piece.