1919 Canadian Ford???

[Guest]

I know where and when this was taken and all of the people. Just trying to confirm whose car it is.

 

Thank you.

 

 

[keiser31]

Doesn't look like a Ford to me with that large rear axle pumpkin.

[Guest]

Thanks keiser31, now I have to try and remember the stories that I heard of who drove what.  I should have notice the rear end myself, now I can blame it on old age as well as blonde.

[1912Staver]

Tire carrier looks like McLaughlin to me. Possibly a late teen's 4 with some sort of accessory rear bumper.

 

Greg in Canada

[Guest]

Thanks 1912Staver, the man by himself in the second picture had a McLaughlin if I remember the stories correctly.

[Brass is Best]

Looks like a Buick so McLaughlin makes sense.

[Guest]

Thanks All.  The man in the back, second from the right, in the flat cap was my Grandfather.  He was 56 in that picture and his car, my Pontiac now was 5 years old.  He was the last survivor of those in the picture.  Should have listened to his stories closer before he died in 1969.

[Spinneyhill]

57 minutes ago, Tinindian said:

Should have listened to his stories closer before he died in 1969

It is often the way, that we only get interested in our family history when the Olds are gone or can't remember so well. I suppose that means we now are the older generation so we should "know".