Help IDing Car 5

[travelinggeorge1776]

[auburnseeker]

^{Wild guess might be a 36 Ford but really not much to go on.} 

[caddyshack]

I would have better luck identifying the tree.

[Mark Simmons]

First thought 35-36 Ford although 34-35 Willys is a possible fit with the body lines.

[keiser31]

I immediately thought 1937 Ford by the way the headlamps are so low from the top of the hood.

 

[roysboystoys]

3 hours ago, keiser31 said:

I immediately thought 1937 Ford by the way the headlamps are so low from the top of the hood.

 

You see headlights? lol

My first thought was 36 Ford , not sure why.

[auburnseeker]

It does look like a bump out where the headlight would be in the snow bank on the fender like a 36 Ford would have. 

Edited April 13, 2020 by auburnseeker (see edit history)

[Terry Bond]

I'll wait until the spring thaw to make a guess.

Terry

[Dave Mellor NJ]

I say 37, like John, by the way the snow isn't piled as high on the headlight

[Dave Henderson]

On 4/13/2020 at 12:41 PM, travelinggeorge1776 said:

The snow is plied a bit higher on the hood and roof than on the fender because of their flatter shapes.  The headlight is quite high up in relation to the top of the grille, and it bulges out.  The '37's had its headlights IN the fender, positioned lower, and they didn't bulge out as much.  It may be a '35 based on the apparent concave slope of the rear of the front fender.  Just thoughts from the peanut gallery...