They are very advanced vehicles for their time. Supercharged models were available, as well as an Automatic Transmission I believe.

Its a good one, I haven't seen one of those before.

If I look at it analytically, every manufacturer tends to do a lot of things the same from model to model and year to year, so what I see is the nose is a very British inspired design, a lot like the early Jags and Rols-Royces. But the roof line, windshield, and doors look very much like the mid to late 30's Chevys. I know Chrysler liked to use a lot of British inspired designs in the 20s and 30s, so I'd guess early 30s Chrysler and guess that Chevy copied the roofline and windshield design in the mid to late 30s.

i dont think anyone posted up a new one yet, so ill jsut jump in haha...tough luck...



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36 Chrysler Imperial Airflow

1940 Aston-Martin Atom Sports Saloon

:nod:

wow like three cars were posted out of turn here.

is this an Iso Griffo or Griffin? I think that is the spelling.

noooo...your waaaay off on that.

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My bad. Here is an Iso.

That looks like an early 60s International I think

Looks like an older BMW 325.

DEFF NOT A BMW :rofl:

Looks like an older Datsun 510

I believe its like a early 70s International.

your actually pretty close on that....

Crap, is it a 2000 and not a 510?

noooo....but its was pretty much a direct competitor to the 510's of the day. only a little bit more unconvential :twisted:

Mid '70s Mazda RX-4

ill give it to you cause you spotted the japness of it right off the bat.

its a mid 70s Mazda Rx-2

:lol:

you got a good eye there though. your turn

ok, lets see who gets this one


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Late 40's/Early 50's peterbilt. Well, the grill and doors look like a Peterbilt

Yes, that it is...

2 people getting it that fast ... I thought it'd last a bit longer than that.

72 or 73 International Harvester 1110 pickup.