Auto ID #92 FINISHED!

[Harry P.]

Remember, no hints or answers here! PM me with specific year, make and model.

Hint: This might not be what you think it is!

The answer: 1940 Marmon-Herrington Ford

[kennb]

nothing is as one thinks at first..................................................

[Foxer]

Whatever this is, it needs to be lowered!

[Pete J.]

Well, I know what it's not! Having trouble coming up with what it is.

[blunc]

hmmm, can't seem to find any records of Ford concept cars of the 1920's...

[slusher]

Well, I know what it's not! Having trouble coming up with what it is.

x2

[blunc]

I can neither confirm nor deny that I searched all of Russia for this car.

[Pete J.]

Got it!

[Harry P.]

This week's car is a 1940 Marmon-Herrinngton Ford (4WD).

http://auto.ocregister.com/2010/04/08/my-totally-hot-car-1940-marmon-herrington-ford-sedan/31333/

Who got it right:

Badluck 13

otherunicorn

Chris R

kennb

wisdonm

carsntrucks4you

Jon Cole

Foxer

Pete J

sjordan2

eric smith

blunc

mathhijgrit

mr chips

george53

MikeMc

trogdor

customsrus

[slusher]

l could not figure this one out. Good one Harry...

[matthijsgrit]

The only thing that helped me figure this one out was the licence plate on the right front. Googling it's text got me in the right direction...

I love this game, but it keeps getting harder.

[Pete J.]

Whatever this is, it needs to be lowered!

This comment was what got me thinking that it might be a 4WD conversion.

[Sixties Sam]

Good one, Harry! I had no idea those cars existed. Your link was a great history lesson.

Sam