Thread: Name That Car

Ok but a bit before my time.

Renault Nervasport 1932 -1934 model year

^ TC told you to ignore the obvious clue..

Originally Posted by lom

TC told you to ignore the obvious clue..

...555...

Originally Posted by tomcat

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Despite the obvious clue, it looks like what it says it is: 1935 Nervasport ACN 1 Cabriolet. I admit I wouldn't have a clue without Google.

ill give it to VocalNeal cuz if he Googled it he would have got it exact

Originally Posted by tomcat

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Hey you aren't playing the game right. Just pretend that I guessed it and move onto another one.

I've tried to ascertain what the rules of the game are and nobody gives an answer. Just a hunch. If Google was explicitly not allowed then there'd be more fishing for clues than there is.

Originally Posted by tomcat

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Are we sure that's not Nev in the car?

69/70 XW Wagon

Originally Posted by prawnograph

I'd say 70 XY. The Taillights were changed for the XY and most had that matching trim strip.

PS: The wheels are aftermarket...not even available back in 1970.

Originally Posted by Grumpy John

PS: The wheels are aftermarket...not even available back in 1970.

Aren't Cragar mags from the mid 60's?

...ok: car is easy...where is the location?...

Originally Posted by Grumpy John

I'd say 70 XY. The Taillights were changed for the XY and most had that matching trim strip.

PS: The wheels are aftermarket...not even available back in 1970.

Yep you are correct, XW had the indicator in between the stop/tailights.

SS Cragars hit the market mid 60's, I don't think those wheels are cragars.

^ it is an Auto Union Type 52 and I didn't google that!

...^very good...actually, just a prototype...

Originally Posted by Fondles

SS Cragars hit the market mid 60's,

Pretty sure those were the wheels on Herman Munster's family runabout so yeah, they've been around a while.

Easy reverse search, but perhaps someone actually recognises this




car to follow 3, 2, 1

Originally Posted by Backspin

Pontiac Fiero

Originally Posted by prawnograph

Easy reverse search, but perhaps someone actually recognises this

car to follow 3, 2, 1

No idea, except to say that it is a figurehead design that clearly predates the health and safety era.

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

Pontiac Fiero

..Nein

Flying swan is a Packard. What vehicle it is on in the picture is unknown.

Neal has earned a hint. It is made in N.America