Just because members haven't been stumped yet doesn't mean I stop trying. 
early flower car ID
- Thread starter Attila Bethlenfalvy
- Start date
Mike Stevens
PCS Member
stumper
This one may take us awhile.
Wonder how many stories that great house in the backround has to tell?
Now where is that book: cars of the teens and twenties.
Mike
This one may take us awhile.
Wonder how many stories that great house in the backround has to tell?
Now where is that book: cars of the teens and twenties.
Mike
Wayne Krakowski
PCS Member
Schelm,a Ford model T. or one like it in Toms official bible.
Ted Kalinowski
PCS Member
1915-1917 Buick coachbuilder?
Mike Stevens
PCS Member
early flower car....Ford?
I don't think this is a Ford. The wheels on this have too many spokes. Early Fords used the wood artillery type wheels. Ford did have a model A in 1903. In 1908 the model T was in production. The Ts ran until 1927. In 1928 the new model A was introduced.
Of course a builder could have added the wire spoke wheels but would they have went to that extra expense?
Mike
I don't think this is a Ford. The wheels on this have too many spokes. Early Fords used the wood artillery type wheels. Ford did have a model A in 1903. In 1908 the model T was in production. The Ts ran until 1927. In 1928 the new model A was introduced.
Of course a builder could have added the wire spoke wheels but would they have went to that extra expense?
Mike
Ted Kalinowski
PCS Member
My second guess is a 1915-1920 Pierce Arrow coachbuilder unkown.
Attila you have successsfully stumped everyone so please reveal the identity
of the mystery vehicle unless someone else can give it a try.
Attila you have successsfully stumped everyone so please reveal the identity
of the mystery vehicle unless someone else can give it a try.
Mike Stevens
PCS Member
not that Pierce
If this is a Pierce it has to be a 1913 model. The 14 Pierces had the headlights
mounted so they came out of the top of the front fenders.
The wheels with all those spokes do not match the wood spoke type supplied by Pierce in '13.
?????s
Mike
If this is a Pierce it has to be a 1913 model. The 14 Pierces had the headlights
mounted so they came out of the top of the front fenders.
The wheels with all those spokes do not match the wood spoke type supplied by Pierce in '13.
?????s
Mike
Mike Burkhart - Deceased 1948 - 2016
December 30, 1948 - October 21, 2016
The Pierce-Arrow had an option of the headlights being mounted on the fender(Guppy) or segregated from the fenders on a headlight bar. You could get them either way in most years.
Mike Stevens
PCS Member
learning
Mike B,
Thanks for the Pierce education. Grandpa always said you should learn something everyday.
Mike S
Mike B,
Thanks for the Pierce education. Grandpa always said you should learn something everyday.
Mike S