Can you ID that Vehicle?

[murf]

Anglia?

Yes!
Many are made into drag strip cars

 

[inkpot]

Anglia?

Weren't they an English Ford?

 

[FJ40LVR]

I'll play with what's in my garage....

 

[murf]

I'll play with what's in my garage....

Dang Josh, I didnt realize you were hiding that little gem!

33 Ford?

 

[FJ40LVR]

Close...34 Tudor. Crate 350. Ac, new 9" ford rear and just finished Holley Pro fuel system.

 

[murf]

Love the suicide doors!

 

[inkpot]

Close...34 Tudor. Crate 350. Ac, new 9" ford rear and just finished Holley Pro fuel system.

New Company car? I don't see those CLARITY decals on there yet!!

 

[Coolstream]

This is too easy...

 

[OffRoad Rage]

'66 Mustang Fastback

 

[OffRoad Rage]

Probably should add passenger side view.

 

[Coolstream]

Very good!

 

[OffRoad Rage]

Very nice! 289 HiPo? Nice rare woodgrain steering wheel, wood dash panel, love the look of the tri-tip spinners on the wheels.

 

[fumann]

Here's one you don't see everyday.

 

[inkpot]

Here's one you don't see everyday.

Hudson?

 

[fumann]

Hudson?

Nope.
Hint: It was the first US manufacturer to use the name "Sport Utility Vehicle".

 

[inkpot]

Nope.
Hint: It was the first US manufacturer to use the name "Sport Utility Vehicle".

I thought that was the 1948 Jeepster was first in the US

 

[fumann]

I thought that was the 1948 Jeepster was first in the US

Well they also made this claim in the same year.

You were close with Hudson. Nash merged with Hudson but these guys were also front-runners.

They claimed a number of firsts in automotive engineering.

• First mass-market SOHC engine in 1946.

• First American car with 4 wheel caliper type disk brakes in 1949.

 

[inkpot]

Well they also made this claim in the same year.

You were close with Hudson. Nash merged with Hudson but these guys were also front-runners.

They claimed a number of firsts in automotive engineering.

• First mass-market SOHC engine in 1946.

• First American car with 4 wheel caliper type disk brakes in 1949.

OK, so then it had to be a Crosley!!

 

[fumann]

We've got a winner! It is the Crosley! I saw this in my family's hometown of Tucumcari, NM about a year or so ago. Read about it here on wikipedia. During World War II, the Crosley became attractive because of gasoline rationing and the good mileage it could achieve: 50 miles per US gallon!

 

[inkpot]

We've got a winner! It is the Crosley! I saw this in my family's hometown of Tucumcari, NM about a year or so ago. Read about it here on wikipedia. During World War II, the Crosley became attractive because of gasoline rationing and the good mileage it could achieve: 50 miles per US gallon!

I thought maybe you brought home a fresh copy of Jane's Classic Cars!