What is this car?

[Paul Dobbin]

Found this greeting card today, at a small church Craft Sale.  Made by a church member who photo shopped all these current members in to the old car.

Nobody had any idea what the car was.  I guessed buy the right side Steering wheel that it was 1913 or older, but what make?

I would bet Kieser31 will know.

Edited September 30, 2017 by Paul Dobbin
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[Layden B]

How about 1911 Overland

Is that the trademark script painted on the hood, just showing above the crown of the left front fender?

[Terry Bond]

Yes believe Overland.  The odd oval shaped radiator filler is unique.  Looks like the writing is superimposed on the photograph rather than painted on the car itself.

Terry

[Taylormade]

This is Photoshopped.  The faces of the people have been added over the original folks,, as have the graphics on the side of the car.

[Layden B]

The oval filler is a feature of Kinwood brand radiators. While Overland was the largest purchaser, there were others that had this same filler, Stoddard-Dayton included.

[keiser31]

Yes, the Overland name IS on the hood.

[capngrog]

Layden B and keiser 31,

 

Try as I might, I can't make out any Willys name or script on the hood of the subject car.  It's probably because I don't know how to enlarge the photo enough to see that detail. 

 

One detail I did notice, however, is the hubcap design  which does appear to be that of a Willys Overland:

 

 

Cheers,

Grog

[keiser31]

The Overland script is at the lower front of the top hood piece. It IS hard to read.

Edited October 1, 2017 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[intimeold]

Look at this pic, I can't make the image any bigger. 

Notice the man, with the hat at the right front fender. 

[capngrog]

Ah, yes, the man, with the hat at the right front fender.  Now I see "it".

 

Cheers,

Grog