Ray Garcia

Looks to me like maybe a 31 Buick with European coachwork and it has an oval plate. The car appears to be RHD, but I am not sure. Thanks and hope everyone has a great weekend!

This photo is a Maryland/DC car with 1920 plates. It looks to be a medium at nest sized car. I have a mental block on the radiator emblem, I know I have seen it. Thanks as always!

Just saw the Arbuckle McFarlan in the recent journal and a few old pics, the wheels on the unknown car look quite a bit like those. Trying to find my actual photos of a Dagmar that attended a few Spring meets in Maryland and the DelMarVa region.

Not sure where I came across this, but just like the last post, had this filed with early Cadillacs. Interesting how the front compartments opens to allow for a standing sermon. Any and all help welcome.

I had this image mis-filed with some late teens Cadillacs. Unique coachwork, what looks like cane work and vents coming through the cowl make this look expensive. I seem to remember seeing this image before, but just can't place it. Any and all help always appreciated!!!

Off to a good start for this year!!

I have had this as a digital image for some time. I have no information on the car, but it is quite sporty. It seems to have drum headlights. Enjoy and thank you for all the ID's last year!!

Here is one I found in my files. Seemingly large car with a rounded cowl. Looks to have quality coachwork. Any and all help appreciated!!

That was fast, I have images of a 31 model 820 that has a completely different light bar, but in the last few minutes found a 31 prosperity 6 with this light bar as well as the Lebaron bodied phaeton with this light bar. I am very glad I asked!

A couple of us have been looking at these images posted on the HAMB forum last month. I am holding out that it is a European car of some stature. Time to ask for help! I've attached the three clearest images of this car. As always any and all help appreciated!!!

This is the Auburn I mentioned yesterday. No date or place, but has Aunt Voalia written in pencil on the back. I have not dated the car, but have the Crestline ACD book. The car could use a little love. Enjoy,

I'll scan it this afternoon and post it

Just saw the old motor post. I have these images as modern reprints I acquired maybe a year ago. I was leaving Hershey on that Thursday and had not bought anything, so I got these reprints, an original photo of a Haynes and an original photo of a young woman in an open Auburn.

Gents, Here are two images of an early car. I have no image data at all, although it is nice to have a front and a side view. As always, any help always appreciated!!

This one looks like an American, but seems too tall, could just be the perspective. Any and all help appreciated, enjoy!