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[Maxschnauzer]

A nicely detailed close-up of a Steyr 1500 A, Kfz. 70.

[tigre]

Hello to all ; something more.....................

Poland 1939!

Source: http://odkrywca.pl/luska,646377.html.

A Ford Cabriolet? Cheers. Raúl M .

[Bill Murray]

Hi Raul:

Yes, a Ford.
It is either a G 78A, built from 1937 to 1938 or a G 81A, built from 1938 to 1941. Without being able to see the front grille it is difficult to determine which one is yours. In any case, the rear wheel covers would indicate a "Spezial" model, an upscale variant.

Bill

[tigre]

Thank you very much Bill, clear as usual . Cheers. Raúl M .

[Pz III]

1939 Ford Standard sedan getting some help across a river.

[tigre]

Hello to all ; something more....................

Eastern Front - Summer 1941!..........

Source: Foto Soldat PKW Panzerjäger Pz.Jg. Wappen Krupp Protze Nemirov Rußland tank #9.

Any idea about the ID of the cars? Cheers. Raúl M .

[Alanmccoubrey]

Raul, another Beute-Morris perhaps ?

[ilfil]

It is barely visible indeed, but if this is really a wide bonnet as I've seen it the vehicle is Bedford MW 15cwt with standard wooden 15cwt GS body.



The lack of spare wheel also suggest runflat tyres.
HTH
Cheers!

[tigre]

Hello to all ; and thanks for the reply.....doing my best..............

Column of the 125. ID approaching Nemirow.

Source: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Foto-Soldat-PKW- ... 932wt_1597

Cheers. Raúl M .

[tigre]

Hello to all ; a little more........................

Occupied France!

Source: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Fotoalbum-Belgie ... 103wt_1221

Any idea about the signs painted on the fender? Cheers. Raul M .

[Bill Murray]

Hi Raul:

Looks to me like a 1937 Dodge (US).

Bill

[tigre]

Hello Bill ; I think you're right, because I did not find it as a German vehicle. Thank you very much . Cheers. Raúl M .

[Maxschnauzer]

A beautiful Horch 930 V cabriolet still in factory paint and sporting a Notek.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Raul:

Looks to me like a 1937 Dodge (US).

Bill

Hi Bill and Raúl,
I'd call it as a '37 Plymouth based on the simpler bonnet trim detail but they are virtually identical (except for the grille) in any case!
On a personal note, the '37 Plymouth was my Dad's first car which he bought in the early 1950's. My younger brother and I spent a lot of time rough-housing in that mohair back seat.

[Bill Murray]

Hi Raul/Max:

I think you are correct, Max, the little marks on the side of the chrome strip on the Dodge do not seem to be on Raul's photo and I just missed that.
As a point of interest, my first car was a 1937 Chevrolet 4 door sedan and my second one was a 1938 Oldsmobile coupe, both with mohair upholstery.
I really miss that fabric.

Bill