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Remember the Golden Chariot in Montreal ?
Golden Chariot, Mont-Royal Ave/Park Ave. June 1952
Is there someone who can identify (make, model, year) the grey car on the right ?
Source :
Collection Jean Bureau
Club des Amis des Tramways de Montréal
http://www.amistramwaysmontreal.org/index.php?lng=fr
JMH
8 comments:
URL of the above photo :
http://www.amistramwaysmontreal.org/photo/Bureau/Montroyalparc1952.jpg
(Click on the pic for a larger format)
Hard to say, but it looks like it could be a 1950 Packard .maybe late 40's ....??? HF&RV
I agree with you Les, it looks very much like a Packard 1948 :
http://www.antiquecar.com/get_image.php?popupimage=63501
(In those years, cars had real bumpers)
JMH
I think it might be a British import Vauxhall Victor (?) the truck on the right side is 47 0r 48 Ford (?)
Gordo
JMH & MaroonVette ,..I check ads for sale everyday,& check this out ,I came across this ad 2 minutes ago,for a Well here you read the ad,........otherthan the bumpers ,this body style is close:
http://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/9575350
Now this baby looks like the exact car .as far as bodylines go,..What do you guys think ?
HF&RV
Might be the 1949 Packard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Packard_Convertible_Coupe_1949.jpg
I think you nailed it, that was when Hudson & Nash merged.
I also think one of the selling feature was the backs of the front seats went right down and formed a bed. Leading to many terms for the car.
Gordo
will you give a hint??????
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/1949-1951-nash-airflyte3.htm
exporail
http://www.exporail.org/public/index_flash.asp
Golden Chariot
http://www.exporail.org/public/images/albpho_04.jpg
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