ID the Car

You guys got it.

It's a 38 Plymouth, though honestly I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a 37 and 38.

 

Here's one...

 

1977 Oldsmobile Tornado

 

1977 Toronado indeed

 

No one wanted to try guessing mine? Haha.

 

I lost it in the thread. Post the pic up again.

 

Here's one:

 

Model T, special rural edition?

 

Well, we had a guess. Is he correct?

 

It's one of her families company cars iirc

 

The radiator, headlights, vented hood all look right to be a Model T.

But the left/right split lower windshield is distinctive - and I can't find that on any pics of any model T anywhere.

Now obviously the driver seat, plywood floor, and "elevated gravity flow gas tank" mod are non stock - which leaves me wondering if the windshield glass configuration is also non stock.

 

1911 Nancy Hank.

 

Yup. You guys figured it out! She still comes out for parades and such here in my hometown.

 

Today's shitbox:

 

Monza. I kind of like those.

 

I don't even have to do any research. Chevy Monza (built on the vega platform)

Air-dam and spoiler, so that's the Chevy Monza GT.

If you bought it with the V8, you got the special privilege of having to move the engine in order to change the #8 spark plug.

Along with the Bee Gees, "Angels Flight" polyester bell bottoms, and the 55mph speed limit, one of the reasons that the 70s are best forgotten altogether.

 

Don't fret. They're coming out with a new one:




..but yeah, my brother had a Monza when I was like 8 and I thought it was the coolest car. That was in 1982, so not much to choose from in the cool passenger car genre.

 

OK, from the same era, which generic econobox is this?