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What type of car is this? Photo 28 february 1942
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Please tell me what type of car is this.
This photo was found in the house by me it's my grandfather in 28 february 1942.
I offer this photo to all enthusiasts ones,lovely from my grandfather from heaven.
Thank you!
Greetings from Romania-Bucharest!
http://www.topgear.ro/blog/2010/06/cititorul-intreaba-noi-intrebam-mai-departe/
http://www.motociclism.ro/forum/index.php?showtopic=24168&st=4620 -
Well, I think you're on the right board.
I would say a 1938 Nash Sedan.
You can always go to the AACA website and post it on the "What's this" board.
Ron -
looks like a '37 to me.
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Good call Nevada
A model 3788.
Ron -
Greetings! I found out it is Nash LaFayette 1937 , serial 3718.
http://justoldcars.com/?p=672#more-672
http://www.nashcarclub.org/nccaphot/thirty/37_3718.html
It's a great car!
Thank you,gentlemen!
Iurii -
Lee O'Dell wrote:Thanks for sharing the picture and information about the car and your grandfather.
Will you be attempting to locate your grandfathers car?
Lee
It's my pleasure, to share the photo and the story with all the enthusiasts of those years' american cars. My Grandfather had also a Packard (1939) in '40s -'50s and a Chevrolet ( Made in Poland 1939) in '70s-'80s.
I didn't think to find out if this car still exists in Romania,but it is an interesting idea. However I have no knowledge of a Nash Lafayette sedan 1937, serial 3718 being in Romania.
Iurii -
That would be something if it still exsisted.
A neighbor friend's grandmother used to take us kids to Griffith Park in her Packard ariound 1951-52. It was about the same era as your grandfathers Packard. It had the fold down jump seats and a roll down divider window between the driver and passengers. Just the things kids love to play with.
I did not know Chevy made cars in Poland. That is interesting.
I only remember two vehicles my grandfather had. A 1950 Cadillac and 1951 Ford PU. The first vehicle I drove was grandpa's PU. I was about 12 and he let me drive it around in his orchard. I would bump up and down and weave around the trees on the rough field in granny low gear. Well, I also had my first accident. I bumped into one of the trees. No damage. Just my pride. Ha Ha
Have a good day. Lee -
Lee O'Dell wrote:That would be something if it still exsisted.
A neighbor friend's grandmother used to take us kids to Griffith Park in her Packard ariound 1951-52. It was about the same era as your grandfathers Packard. It had the fold down jump seats and a roll down divider window between the driver and passengers. Just the things kids love to play with.
I did not know Chevy made cars in Poland. That is interesting.
I only remember two vehicles my grandfather had. A 1950 Cadillac and 1951 Ford PU. The first vehicle I drove was grandpa's PU. I was about 12 and he let me drive it around in his orchard. I would bump up and down and weave around the trees on the rough field in granny low gear. Well, I also had my first accident. I bumped into one of the trees. No damage. Just my pride. Ha Ha
Have a good day. Lee
Hello again!
You related your story very beautifully and humorously. I remember I was about 13 years old when I wanted to make the engine crank start,the car being in the first speed gearbox coupled. I put the crank in, I made half a rotation, and the engine started. The car was going towards me,I tried to stop it, entering into,but I had no time to access the clutch,and the car entered into a wall, after passing by four meters.There was no damage but as a child I feared a little. This time it is about a IMS 57 (photo) a Romanian car that my grandfather owned. IMS 57 ( 1957)
(details and photo here http://www.retromobil.ro/m461/ims57.html)
having a Ford "A" second generation engine. I remember this engine had side valves and an easy engine crank start.
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Please tell me what type of car is this.
This photo was found in the house by me it's my grandfather in 28 february 1942.
I offer this photo to all enthusiasts ones,lovely from my grandfather from heaven.
Thank you!
Greetings from Romania-Bucharest!
http://www.topgear.ro/blog/2010/06/cititorul-intreaba-noi-intrebam-mai-departe/
http://www.motociclism.ro/forum/index.php?showtopic=24168&st=4620[/QUO
Is that not the time when Lafayette had a 6 cylinder engine with 12 spark plugs , 2 per cylinder ? BUD -
hello, my name is nick hansen and i own a 1937 nash lafayette 400 two door sedan and i love the car in the photo and i am just 26 years old and the car i own is my project and baby
just to let you know i have pics of my car if you want to see them.
Nick Hansen -
Sometimes I think that Google is downright insidious. I googled "1937 Nash Lafayette" looking for more pictures only to find that they already had the picture that we're talking about at the beginning of this thread:
https://www.google.com/search?q=1937+nash+lafayette&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=Tz8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=uhQ4UbKGCuqDyAH8u4DQAw&ved=0CDAQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=848 -
