The photo is of my great grandfather, great grandmother and family. The little girl between mom & dad looks to be four years old or so (she was my mom's favorite aunt and they were more like cousins. She was born in 1924, so the photo was about 1928. I'm pretty sure they were farming in Potlatch, Idaho in 1928 having come down from Canada a couple years earlier.
Can you help figure out the car in the photo? It's not a Model A because they never used wood wheels. Here are some opinions from friends on another site:
1) Dodge or similar make - look at the beltline on the side. 2) 1928 Chrysler 4 door sedan.
1) 1927 Willy’s Knight. 2) 1927 Willy’s-Knight Great Six. The standard ‘Six’ was a 2-door. 3) 1927 or 1928 Willys Whippet
1928-ish Chevy Sedan (2 votes). Look at the second lip above the running board, the double ‘style line’ above and below the door handle, the wood wheels, lack of fender mounted spare, the body colored headlight and single headlight support. BUT, somebody wrote the wheel hub doesn't match Chevy and another wrote "No, not a 1928 Chevy Sedan. The left front headlight is too low."
So, what do you think?
