Can anyone tell me what make of car is in this old photo?

[db34]

Thanks for any help with the photo, Daryl

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Early 20s Hudsons have those double rimmed headlights. I found a picture of a 24 sedan on google but it won't let me copy.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

24 hudson

[keiser31]

Looks like a Nash to me. Did Hudson offer disc wheels?

[CarlLaFong]

When you enlarge the pic, the hubcaps have some sort of script rather than the Hudson triangle

[keiser31]

The number of bolts on the wheel should give it away......never seen so many on a disc wheel hub.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

I would love to know what other car or cars use those double rimmed headlights. I have a set much like that.

[pepcak]

What about Buick? The script looks matching...but the rear springs do not....

1923 Buick Sports Tourer model 23 - 55

Edited August 25, 2012 by pepcak (see edit history)

[Leif Holmberg]

pepcak,Cantilever type was used those years on Buick,exept for 4 cyl.models .My guess is Oakland mid 20s if looking at the fenders,(the car seems to have a flexible steering colum too?)

Leif in Sweden

[1909schacht]

packard ? used lots of bolts to hold rims on see the photo in pre-wwII photo section of " what is it " titled : from the library's box of unidentified photographs - showes a like packard in a wreck...1912 ?

[Dave Mellor NJ]

What about Buick? The script looks matching...but the rear springs do not....

1923 Buick Sports Tourer model 23 - 55

Those headlights and the cowllights do have the double rims like the subject picture. If you look at the shadow the bumper has the Lincoln-type diverge/converge bars.

[Leif Holmberg]

Check out this Oakland mid 20s.

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