Whattzit?

[earthman]

 

[motomech]

i think that is a packard

 

[motomech]

i think that is a 1933 packard

 

[R Pope]

Whatever it is, it'll make a great luxorat croozer!

 

[earthman]

"luxorat", i like the whole concept

 

[earthman]

Got any Packard comparison pix MrMoto?

 

[roosters_rat_rods]

i think that is a 1933 packard

yep..i think its a packard too....would make a killer poor boy staff car...

 

[Bonehead]

1933 packard but are they the same

 

[motomech]

could be a pierce arrow too alot of cars used the same hood vents on the side

 

[motomech]

its so hard to tell packards cadillacs pierce arrows all had custom body options its almost safe to say that no 2 cars were alike it just depended on how much cash you had

thats a tuff car to figure out using google images i wish i had more info for ya

 

[Bonehead]

1933 pierce arrow, man you are close, you are doing better than I

 

[Bonehead]

I got it!

1933 chrysler, but I couldn't have gotten it without Motmech's help

 

[motomech]

look at the doors on the first posts car only the rear doors are suicide
this is a tuff one

 

[Bonehead]

Maybe it was a custom job? No Lets look at a Dodge, maybe that was the only dif.

 

[earthman]

I was thinking Nash Lafayette but where to find a reference
foto.

 

[Bonehead]

Google images.

 

[motomech]

1933 Marmon V-16 sedan notice the same vents on the side of the hood
2 cowl vents on the cowl
same grill and hood orniment
built in Indianapolis
same bead or belt line down the side of the body

 

[Bonehead]

close, your new one has a third window on the side. look thru the glass to the other side. It must be a custom!

 

[motomech]

heres another marmon

 

[earthman]

pretty good match but not seeing double cowl vents like the
Marmon