"Name that car game"
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Joined: 02-09-2009
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From: Downtown Saint Petersburg, Florida
Okay...It sort of looks like a Nash Airflyte, but it's not.
It's actually a production car made in Detroit in the mid thirties.
How come I have to be the one to answer this question of questions.
It's a ...............1935 um, oh well Stout Scarab.
Proof
It's actually a production car made in Detroit in the mid thirties.
How come I have to be the one to answer this question of questions.
It's a ...............1935 um, oh well Stout Scarab.
Proof
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Joined: 02-09-2009
Posts: 3,169
From: Downtown Saint Petersburg, Florida
How about this one?? I actually built this when I was around 25. There wasn't very many street cars back then that were tubbed.
What year, make and model?
Please include a link of the exact model for proof.
What year, make and model?
Please include a link of the exact model for proof.
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Joined: 08-12-2010
Posts: 81
From: Morgantown, WV
Okay...It sort of looks like a Nash Airflyte, but it's not.
It's actually a production car made in Detroit in the mid thirties.
How come I have to be the one to answer this question of questions.
It's a ...............1935 um, oh well Stout Scarab.
Proof
It's actually a production car made in Detroit in the mid thirties.
How come I have to be the one to answer this question of questions.
It's a ...............1935 um, oh well Stout Scarab.
Proof
Nicely done ... guess my "stout beer" tip fell on deaf ears.
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Joined: 08-12-2010
Posts: 81
From: Morgantown, WV
http://www.gocolours.com/images/rides/70-Nova-SS.jpg
Here's a new one for you guys ... let's see who knows their auto history.
btw Solman - rules. Please don't post a new one until you got the last one.
Last edited by XtremeModifier; Aug 19, 2010 at 08:01 AM. Reason: adding the next car...
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From: Dallas, GA
