Another 20's car needing identified

[John_Mereness 3,954]

[Tinindian 1,534]

It looks like a Packard.  1921-1924??

[nzcarnerd 863]

Looks too short to be a Packard. More likely a Willys-Knight?

[keiser31 5,321]

2 hours ago, nzcarnerd said:

Looks too short to be a Packard. More likely a Willys-Knight?

I think you are correct as the slope of the top near the rear is the same as W/K.

[nzcarnerd 863]

Wills-Knights had four cylinder engines in that era, hence the short hood. 

 

I think this one is the same model - The Country Club phaeton - 

 

http://www.wokr.org/gallery/wk_38.htm

[Brass is Best 1,505]

The hood is wrong for Packard, looks like Willys-Knight.

[John_Mereness 3,954]

Thanks !  I am telling the photo owner "Willys Knight" 

Edited August 18 by John_Mereness (see edit history)

[Tinindian 1,534]

4 hours ago, John_Mereness said:

I am telling the photo owner "Willy Knight" 

Why not be correct and tell him  Willys-Knight.

[John_Mereness 3,954]

1 minute ago, Tinindian said:

Why not be correct and tell him  Willys-Knight.

 

[John_Mereness 3,954]

2 minutes ago, Tinindian said:

Why not be correct and tell him  Willys-Knight.

Sidenote:  I grew up with a 1929 Stearns Knight 6 Cylinder Rumble Seat Coupe in the driveway literally a good once a week unless really bad weather via Dad's first employee and a best friend - Dave Bell, who was also for years President of the WOKR.