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Anyone Identify This Car

Anyone Identify this car and year built. I've driven by it for years and finely got a picture of it. 1930's ???


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Mopar would be my guess. Plymouth or Desoto. Hard to tell the year...'36-'37?
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'35 Hudson is my guess.
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[IMG] http://www.nashnut.com/archives/m35hudson1.jpg[/IMG

'35 Hudson. I could not find the bustle-back,
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1936 Dodge

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Husdon pics here:
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Stripes along the side of the hood suggested Mopar to me..
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1936 Dodge
I think it's something older 1933, 1934. By '36 most of the A pillars have started to lean back for better aerodynamics. The A pillar is very upright in the pictured car.

I've been digging and think it's going to end up being something more obscure.

This 1934 Graham is about the closest thing I've found, but don't think it's the same car. The car in the field is probably a "touring" model since the trunk sticks out a bit.

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Agree. The Graham looks closer. The windshields shape and the flatness of the hood distinguish it from the Dodge.

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This 1934 Graham is about the closest thing I've found, but don't think it's the same car. The car in the field is probably a "touring" model since the trunk sticks out a bit.

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Buch of '34 Dodge pics here...flatter hood, more upright a pillars...
Sooner or later, we'll get this..

http://www.google.com/search?q=34+dodge+pics&hl=en&rlz=1R2ADSA_enUS367&biw=1016&bih=563&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=Ju-JTvaYKOansAL2pMCGDw&sqi=2&ved=0CCsQsAQ
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a picture of the rear will make ID easier it looks like 34 Graham
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Looks like they did make a touring version.

You can see the lines of the trunk in the pic of the car in the field match this one:

1934 Graham Model 69




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Lee, looking like you nailed it! Damn...the one in the pic needs a violin case in it's back window...
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Sad, that was someones dream at one time.
I'm sure young woman look at me and say the same thing.
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That's a beautiful car with very nice proportions. If I had the money, I could get real interested in that.
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Thanks I had no clue. We always called it the Bonnie & Clyde car.
The tree is a nice touch.

That was a classy auto in it's day.



This Old Bank is 10 miles away they go together.

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I could live in that bank. With or w/o the car. One hell of a wine cellar in there.
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Is the car visible on Google maps? I found the bank, but can't seem to find the car.

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