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A July snowstorm covers this PreWarCar
A July snowstorm at Montney, in the Peace River district in July 1936. Snow - always a lot of fun for the children (and also, secretly, for adults). But maybe a little less enjoyable if you really have to go somewhere (by car). Can anyone tell us what PreWarCar is hidden in the snow in the photo?
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Monday July 26th, 2021
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Teun Berserik
26 July 2021, 21:46
Stig Johansson
26 July 2021, 11:22
Hi.
My guess is that the car is a Buick 1934 probably series 50.It is indicated by the V-shaped front bumper, the long row of hood louvres with a cromed stripe in the middle and door with the hinges in the front end. Hudson 1935 had the same front bumper and hood louvres but "suicide" doors hinged in the rear.
Kind regards
Stig Johansson
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My guess is that the car is a Buick 1934 probably series 50.It is indicated by the V-shaped front bumper, the long row of hood louvres with a cromed stripe in the middle and door with the hinges in the front end. Hudson 1935 had the same front bumper and hood louvres but "suicide" doors hinged in the rear.
Kind regards
Stig Johansson
But now for the car behind the Ford.
Nose-length suggests 6 or 8 cylinders.
Are those drum shaped headlights or is it the snow?
Over to you.