Identify Me - NEW on p8

[Ghosty]

Reverse Googling 67 says it's a 1938 Graham Paige. The photo is on the Graham Wikipedia page.

(The nose initially made me think Willys).

[mercrocker]

No.69 could possibly be a Cony.

[MrDuke]

67 - appears to be the unholy love-child of a 1938 DeSoto and a Cord Phaeton.

 

EDIT - Beaten by an accurate answer. I stand by my statement, however.

[Clanger]

Number 62:  1966 Chrysler 300

[Eddie Honda]

64 - At first I thought this was a Morris.  On trying to figure that out, I'm now not so sure.

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You gave me a chuckle. Even I can see the right oval has "Humber" on it!

[Eddie Honda]

61 1938 Hillman Minx ratrod:

 

 

 

http://www.imgrum.org/media/1576795691203130421_496058437

[Eddie Honda]

No 69:

 

C.1968/69 Mitsubishi Minica 360 saloon (LA23).

 

http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/innovation/history/year/1960/60_4.html

 

 

 

 

http://ah5243.blog72.fc2.com/blog-entry-65.html

 

And there are a couple more of an earlier LA-series in the car and girls thread here: http://autoshite.com/topic/11230-a-shameless-cars-and-girls-thread-contains-sexism/?p=1308690

[barrett]

Paso is actually Paco, which is the name of the company in Illinois that supplied the body and tuning parts. It's a Model T, of course. Just one of scores of firms who would jazz up your Tin Lizzie during the 1920s, the other very well known one being Rajo

[AlabamaShrimp]

Why are you wanting to know all this?

[alcyonecorporation]

your mum 

[vulgalour]

Why are you wanting to know all this?

 

I just like learning stuff.

[vulgalour]

You gave me a chuckle. Even I can see the right oval has "Humber" on it!

Do you know what's extra stupid? I dismissed it as a location plaque rather than a manufacturer badge.

[vulgalour]

The last one was #61 which it turns out is a kit car. http://www.decorides.com/auburnbt.htm

[vulgalour]

Another batch for you to enjoy.  Hopefully there's some good challenges in here.

 

70 - Nothing jumps out to help me on this beyond it looking kit-car-y

- 1953 Jowett Jupiter special (cheers Eddie Honda).  I have no idea how you figured this one out.

 

71 - 1927 Amilcar GCS "Grand Sport" (cheers Junkman and Eddie Honda)

 

72 - 1932 Alvis 12/60 (cheers Barrett and Eddie Honda)

 

73 - 1934 Rapier, formerly Lagonda Rapier.  (cheers Barrett and Eddie Honda)

 

74 - I'm guessing Australian from the scenery and weathering.  I'm stuck beyond that.

- Standard Vanguard Phase 3 Ute (cheers Barrett).

 

75 - Mercury?  It's weird, I like it.

- 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V convertible (cheers Junkman)

 

76 - Bus on the left is an odd one.  I don't know what either are.

left - AEC Regent V with Willowbrook body. (cheers MartC)  Nice extra info on why it's the shape it is too.  (cheers to quicksilver too for extra info)

right - AEC Renown (cheers quicksilver and busmansholiday for all the lovely info)

 

77 - Mitsubishi Galant (cheers Spottedlaurel)  Extra credit to Junkman for the alternative market names of Sigma and Sapporo.

 

78 - 1937 Plymouth Coupe (cheers mercrocker and Eddie Honda)

 

79 - this is too small to be American and it's right hand drive.  Japanese maybe?

- 1970 Nissan Gloria A30 (cheers Junkman and Eddie Honda)

[vulgalour]

With this thread you're getting some idea of the diversity of my car interests too, both stock and modified.  There's very little out there I don't like really.

[Junkman]

71 is a 1924 - 29 Amilcar GCS 'Grand Sport'.

 

75 is a 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V convertible.

[martc]

76 - bus on the left was specially built to go under Beverley's North Bar, they were built in the mid 50's they had an AEC Regent chassis, the body was built by Willowbrook, I can just remember them in service (late 60's/early 70's). Here it is doing what it was designed to do -

 

[Junkman]

79 is a Nissan Gloria A30.

[barrett]

72 Alvis 12/60

73 Rapier (formerly Lagonda Rapier)

74 Standard Vanguard phase three

[Spottedlaurel]

77 Mitsubishi Galant, first model to go FWD. Ratdat used to have one.

[Junkman]

Sapporo in Europe, Sigma in some markets.

[Eddie Honda]

70: 1953 Jowett Jupiter special

 

1953 Jowett Jupiter (BHG 703) by Mike, on Flickr

 

based on one of these:

 

BHG 501 - 1953 Jowett Jupiter - 1486cc by homer----simpson, on Flickr

[Eddie Honda]

71 is a 1924 - 29 Amilcar GCS 'Grand Sport'.

1927 and the arse end of it here:

[Eddie Honda]

73 Rapier (formerly Lagonda Rapier)

1934:

 

Lagonda 1934 Rapier GR 1172 by Bob Lovelock, on Flickr

[mercrocker]

78 - 1937 Plymouth coupe

[Eddie Honda]

78 - 1937 Plymouth coupe

As also just found here:

 

Krusty Rusty LOW ridin 37 plymouth Coupe by bballchico, on Flickr

[Eddie Honda]

72 Alvis 12/60

1932:

2013 scan 145. OJ 866 Alvis by Ronnie Cameron, on Flickr

[Eddie Honda]

79 is a Nissan Gloria A30.

1970: Here's a close-up of the custom tat

 

[vulgalour]

Excellent, once again!  Figured out that the bus on the right in #76 is an AEC Regent V thanks to the one on the left being identified as an AEC and having what looked like a similar grille emblem.  I'll sort another batch out soon.

[chaseracer]

That Jowett special has 2CV headlights.