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  1. Fidelity body on a circa 1920 Chevrolet? The ads of the period used small people to make the cars look larger.
  2. Continental Motors Company engine?
  3. 1950 Buick Special has a two piece windshield. The 1950 Buick Super & Roadmaster have a one piece windshield.
  4. The Pontiac Silver Streak is a six cylinder model. The eight cylinder model has the number "8" incorporated into the script design.
  5. Locks like a circa 1940 Packard 120 Series.
  6. I would like to revise the year of the Model T, from my earlier post, to a circa 1920 Ford Model T.
  7. Could be a circa 1916 Packard Twin Six (long hood).
  8. This circa 1927 low resolution image, from a Franklin brochure, shows that they offered a similar body design a few years before the unknown car.
  9. Many of the features of the unknown car match a 1929 Stutz Model M. Note that the unknown car appears to have parking lights in the same location as the Model M. The Model M pictured does not have the same body, but otherwise seems to be a good match to the unknown car. My guess is that the unknown car is a Stutz Model M with a custom body or a limited production of a factory offered body.
  10. Pictured is Tom Mix in his Duesenberg Model A turtle back roadster. The design of the car's body is similar, but not identical to the unknown car. The unknown car is clearly not a Duesenberg Model A and also a few years newer. I believe the body for the Tom Mix Duesenberg Model A was made in Los Angeles.
  11. The wheels & step plate location on the unknown car don't match a Packard. The body of the unknown car appears to be a sort of speedster design, sometimes referred to as a turtle back design.
  12. Could be a circa 1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom I.
  13. Grandpa

    Packard?

    1929 Pierce Arrow pictured.
  14. Grandpa

    Packard?

    Could be circa 1929 Piece Arrow.
  15. Non-stock outside mirror, tinted windows, and perhaps wider wheels.
  16. Could be an automobile race event as part of the 1912 celebration of Arizona becoming a state.
  17. An enlargement of the picture taken in front of the Hotel St. Michael at the intersection of W. Gurley St. & S. Granite St. in Prescott.
  18. Could be bad valve guides on cylinders number 1 & 2.
  19. Pictured is a 1928 Cadillac with a Meteor Motor Co. body.
  20. Could be a circa 1926 Cadillac commercial chassis with a Meteor Motor Car Co. body.
  21. I hope this factory picture helps. You could scale the picture to obtain an estimated white wall width.
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