1932 Packard Light Eight Roadster Coupe, one of the most fantastic grilles ever. Light 8 was a 1-year only model, very pricey at the time, very collectible today. #DavesCarIDService
Car ID tutorial: Packards are characterized by their "tombstone" grille tops, a styling cue they kept all the way to the mid 1950s.
1941 Oldsmobile, not one of GM/Harley Earl's proudest styling moments. But the Navy guys, 1941 car, and "Dangerous" sign, a fitting photo to share on this anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
"spoils of war" sort of implies some sort of Euro make in postwar Germany, but sure looks like a 1936 Plymouth to me
1937 Ford 4 door Deluxe
indeed a Pontiac, specifically a 1941
Had to wrack my noggin and do some research on this, but I'm saying 1924-ish Willys Overland
1917-22 Ford T Touring
1953 Dodge Regent, note Dodge ram's head hood ornament
1907-1912 Ford Model T Touring
Car is 1940 Chevy, My wild guess at plane is a Beechcraft 18? Happy for correction from WW2 machinery buffs. Great pic, btw
1937 or 38 Chevy, and those hoodlums look like they're fixin' to do some mischief
1951 Ford convertible
This is a tough one, gonna say 1940-ish Diamond T
1937 Chevy coupe
Not 100% certain, but I'd say 1947-8 Citroen Traction Avant, and Mom & Pop were having a fine ol' time.
That's it for #DavesCarIDService for today, I have real world car chores to attend to. Make sure to hashtag your ID requests; priority will be given to old family pics.
