Give that man a cigar or appropriate beverage of his choosing! Its a '29 Roosevelt, bummed that I got down the wrong track with Marquette.

 

By oldlar at 2011-07-18

You are right on.. I never even heard of a Rosevelt. There was a huge show here a couple of years ago and lots of old cars made the trip.

In an earlier post in this thread (last years) there was this one posted as a drawinhg.


By oldlar at 2011-07-18

A Scout Scarab.. an early "mini van" which had a Ford drive train.

 

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Another one from that show..an easy one,

 

Looks to be a circa 1925 Kissel Gold Bug Speedster.

 

Old Lar.....

Can you reveal why the fire extinguisher, lengths of cable and maybe a pass, of some sort are uniquely laying about? Was the owner getting ready to "set-up" a display? Also, do I see correctly.....2 spare tires (yeah, I know. I read, "The Grapes of Wrath").

 

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Not that easy, I guess.

I think the fire extinguishers are required to show off the cars (fire hazard) I know when I went to a POCI show, they wanted to see a fire extinguisher by the car. I'm not sure about the cables laying on the ground.

 

Hmmm, A Daniels D-19 Submarine Roadster, I'd only ever seen ads for them....never knew any still existed. Sure does look like a Kissel though, but its a cool old car for sure.

 

Last one before I call it a night



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You almost can read the name on the grill

 

You can read the name on the sign..... the year as well.

 

Came across this rather odd vehicle..................