Name That Car!

[lordairgtar]

Unidentified Ford Object

No one got the Blue one? It's not a Supreme

Could it be a Cutlass Salon?

[samdiego]

I thought that was where you got your cutlass detailed or permed or trimmed or whatever

Edited July 7, 2008 by samdiego

[JAFFA]

Not a Salon, but yars getting close!

[CAL]

Not a Salon, but yars getting close!

wasn't there a Brougham?

The only thing I can find for that gen Cutlass is Cutlass and Cutlass Supreme.

[samdiego]

hows about a Cutlass S or a Brougham?

[Nick F40]

Ok, what's different about it because you're in Sweden!

[JAFFA]

It's a Cutlass Coupe

Would it seem that is a European extension or something?

[CAL]

Cutlass Coupe!?

[Nick F40]

NEXT

[CAL]

NEXT

That is kind of cool looking.

It's old and looks German.

[Nick F40]

That is kind of cool looking.

It's old and looks German.

close it is european

[JAFFA]

Cutlass Coupe!?

Yeah, just like theese:

[lordairgtar]

I knew it was one of the 12's and I knew it after I went through my computer pictures.

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French Ford?

[lordairgtar]

Yeah, just like theese:

In 1976, the Cutlass was broken down in these models,Cutlass S, Cutlass Supreme, Cutlass Supreme Cruiser, Cutlass Vista Cruiser,Cutlass Supreme Brougham, and Cutlass Salon. Coupes weren't mentioned in the actual name but were the formal style roof line that you show. Cutlass S models had the sloped grille and included the 442, The rest had stand up vertical grilles. Hardtops were of the sloped or semi-fastback style. 1977 models were the same names. In 78, the body was downsized

[Nick F40]

French Ford?

not a Ford but oui oui!

I guess you could say that.

Edited July 8, 2008 by Nick F40

[CAL]

not a Ford but oui oui!

I guess you could say that.

It looks too good to be French. Can't be.

[samdiego]

There weren't that many French car companies in the thirties. Citroen?

[lordairgtar]

I knew it was one of the 12's and I knew it after I went through my computer pictures.

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1933 Peugeot

[JAFFA]

In 1976, the Cutlass was broken down in these models,Cutlass S, Cutlass Supreme, Cutlass Supreme Cruiser, Cutlass Vista Cruiser,Cutlass Supreme Brougham, and Cutlass Salon. Coupes weren't mentioned in the actual name but were the formal style roof line that you show. Cutlass S models had the sloped grille and included the 442, The rest had stand up vertical grilles. Hardtops were of the sloped or semi-fastback style. 1977 models were the same names. In 78, the body was downsized

Oh, thank you!

Now i'm gonna go hide,, over here....

[Nick F40]

It looks too good to be French. Can't be.

yeah, that's what I was thinking but it is!

There weren't that many French car companies in the thirties. Citroen?

ehhh think!

Gregg got the year!

Edited July 9, 2008 by Nick F40

[lordairgtar]

I can only think of three others

Amilcar

Chenard & Walcker

Renault Vivaquarte

[Nick F40]

not quite, this company was with another company so to say.

[samdiego]

Delage, Delehaye?

[Modelmartin]

There weren't that many French car companies in the thirties. Citroen?

There were many, many companies at that time. Aside from the big French 3 of Citroen, Peugeot, and Renault you had Talbot, Delage, Delahaye, Bugatti, Panhard(one of the oldest), French Fords and dozens of very small specialty builders like Hispano-Suiza, Rosengart, and on and on. I am just doing this from memory so it is quite incomplete. Most auto manufacturing nations had a similar variety of makes.

Andy

[lordairgtar]

Right Andy, I am just befuddled by the car posted because of the side view pic. I wish I had a front view. You are correct in the cars you named but also Matford (another Ford), SIMCA, The earlier ones I named and many more. But I'm going to take another stab at it......Hotchkiss!