Ray Garcia

I think this is a shorpy image from a number of years back. I believe this is Washington DC, but even with this being a decent image and a great rad shot, I am stuck. As always any and all help appreciated. Will be at Grand Nationals in less than 34 hours!!!

This is another I don't remember where and when I came across this image. All I have is that this vehicle is in Toronto. As always, any and all help greatly appreciated.

I am not sure where I got this image from, but I know I have seen it somewhere out there. I have it tagged as a late Gardner, there are similarities with models in Gardner literature, but not so much with the cars I have seen (which is only what has shown up at Hershey). As always, any and all help appreciated. Also, looking forward to Gettysburg this weekend!!

The car before it looks like a model "Y" checker, the next car in order for checker would be the model A which is an example of styling and art-deco gone wild. Ta boot the front fenders very un-checker, as they prided themselves on fenders that would not damage the front tires in a fender bump.

Wow, Fast work of that service car in Canada. Here is another from my unknown file. I do not know what the blues & white vehicle in front of the '36 ford is. For some unknown reason I have convinced myself it is a White. Thank you!!

With PA dealer tags and a sporty car, I was thinking Otto, they were distributed out of Philadelphia and made through 1912. I have to look through my old pictures but I took dozens of photos of a yellow speedster that was in Horsham PA in the 60's to the 80's. That car has been at Hershey a few times and I think the AACA museum has it now.

Gents, Another image that has been sitting on my computer for a while. All I have is that this vehicle is in the Vancouver, British Columbia area and the picture was taken after 1927. Your help is greatly welcomed.

Wow, two communications in 33 years, I need to slow down. This second car, I am not sure where the image is from other than info that came with it says Quebec circa 1933. No plates, so maybe a used car lot? Again, distinct grill and bumper emblem, but I am at a standstill. Any and all help appreciated!

Gents, long time reader (and AACA member) first time poster. This a pre-1930 car that has me stumped. The grill and emblem are distinct, but after a year of looking at it, I yield. The only info I have on the image was that, I believe, the car was in the mid-west somewhere. Any ID help appreciated.