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Originally Posted by freebeard
Thanks. A lot of those were in an email my expat brother forwarded. The two examples you showed I have in a folder titled avaxnews
Can anyone I.D. this:
It's from Simply Some Photos: Vintage Transport. I'd guess McQuay-Norris, but it's got those curious bay windows in the engine compartment. |
I've never seen it and am enjoying looking at it!
*The wheels look late 20s.
*It's an inline engine,so maybe pre-1932,before debut of flathead V-8 Ford ,as the V-8 seems to have been so popular with Fuller and Stout 'n such and might have been sought had it existed at the time of this build.
*The 'canopy' may swing outward for front ingress/egress ala post-WWII Isotta.
*As already mentioned,none of the wheels are integrated into the body so aero is really going to suffer.Rears are like the 'MARS EXPRESS'.
*I'll bet that they had a lot of fun with it!
Thanks!
