Thread by @iowahawkblog

Hurry down to #DavesCarIDService for unbeatable photo ID bargains on your family's pre-owned creampuffs. We will not be undersold!

Let's kick today off with Dad's impressive stable of 1960s muscle, which included (1-2) 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix, (3) 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1, and (4) 1966 Chevy Chevelle SS rocking Radir 5 spokes, with a modest little 61-65 Chevy Nova sedan behind it.

https://twitter.com/TTB_72/status/1333104052603904000

Oooh, me likey this 1950 Mercury Monterey coupe. Don't often see 49-51 Mercs in stock condition, as they are considered the ultimate material for a chopped & dropped custom lead sled.

https://twitter.com/Boydesian/status/1333090007771443205

Yipes! The hero here is a circa 1925 Dodge Brothers RPU tow truck, and it appears (tho not 100% certain) Grandpa's harrowing ordeal happened in a circa 1923 Nash.

https://twitter.com/SeanMcA/status/1333086679628996610

Another reminder to please add the #DavesCarIDService hashtag to your ID requests. Yep, Maxwells were very common and the immediate predecessor to Chrysler. Jack Benny's Maxwell (voiced by Mel Blanc) was a long running gag on his radio show.

https://twitter.com/TPH14445/status/1335213272656654338

Love me some vintage Sioux City images; pic 1 has (L-R) 46-48 Plymouth, (I think) 38 Buick, 41 Chevy, and 46-48 Chevy; pic 2 has (L-R) 1940 Plymouth and 1949-50 Pontiac Streamliner.

https://twitter.com/HighAltitudes/status/1333083891494600707

By the way, Emmet's Tavern was next to the stockyards and long regarded as one of the roughest bars in town, with a clientele of slaughterhouse workers, truck drivers, and cowboys. Note the "Heidel Brau" sign, which was brewed in Sioux City.

Dad says "sun's out, guns out" next to a very swanky 1957 Pontiac Chieftain 2 door hardtop.

https://twitter.com/hitofushi/status/1332723988741677058

Car here is a 1933-34 Plymouth or Dodge sedan, and I think I'll pass on the Thanksgiving owl.

https://twitter.com/RKinsella4/status/1332018679547105281

This is a tough one, I'm going to venture a circa 1947 Morris 8 tourer, but not with a high level of confidence. I invite UK/Euro car experts to chime in on this.

https://twitter.com/SBachiler/status/1332012815578767361

A lot of Mid Century Modern suburbanism happening here, including a 1960 Oldsmobile station wagon.

https://twitter.com/kimo16/status/1332009459074285573

From the Alaska plates, I can tell you it was taken in either 1968 or 69; behind the proto-Jason Statham dude is a 1966 Chevy Nova, and to the left a 1961-62 Buick Skylark and 1961 Chevy C-10 pickup.

https://twitter.com/907username/status/1331486001932369922

Yes ma'am, that would be a 1954 Cadillac Series 62 sedan, and the fellow in the pic exudes vintage Miami mobster cool.

https://twitter.com/LMEkdahl/status/1331384422541750274

Jimmy and Lavon went off in style in a brand new 1948 Hudson Commodore sedan. Pic 2 has a 1941 Ford or Mercury coupe, and a 1939 Ford sedan.

https://twitter.com/murpheywithanee/status/1330910779500064769

Dad won Mom's heart with a 1936 Chevy sedan; note the "necker knob" on steering wheel, allowing one-hand steering and freeing Dad to cuddle Mom close.

https://twitter.com/ObeliskToucher/status/1330910057270272001

*Necker knobs (also known as "Brodie knobs" or "suicide knobs") were a must-have for fashionable postwar auto accessories.

Quite a fish for a small fry, and the car reflected in the window is a 1950 Ford.

https://twitter.com/matthewsdias/status/1330183547198562307

1968-70 Dodge Charger, customized in a style technically referred to as "murdered out"

https://twitter.com/brrrrrrrrrrrt/status/1329197253454655496

EFI manifold, so I'm guessing 88-97 heavy duty pickup, probably F-250. At that point they were calling them "5.8 Liter" rather than 351

https://twitter.com/D_R_Ball/status/1328951023541612544

A trio of 1940 Pontiacs are being borne into Eufala by a 1940 GMC truck.

https://twitter.com/jfisher736/status/1330013394808791041

Mort Sahl! Dodo Greene! Marty Rubenstein! Charcoal Fired Steaks! And I believe a circa 1958 Berkeley.

https://twitter.com/MackBolan20/status/1330074989991768064

Awesome pic - this wide eyed nino is on the bumper of a 1930 Ford Model A Tudor. Note the right hand steering; prior to WW2 Argentines drove on the left, British style, and late switched to US style driving on the right.

https://twitter.com/cnucci/status/1330155475258773515

Queen Annette and her Royal Grandma survey their realm in front of a 1953 Dodge Coronet.

https://twitter.com/macwrigley/status/1330160975891279872

I spy a 65 Ford Galaxie on left; on right a 1960 Ford Galaxie 2 dr sedan; then a 1964 Pontiac station wagon. Last one I believe is a 66-67 Ford sedan.

https://twitter.com/tcm08011/status/1330161797761036292

All old cars are interesting to me, but I'd have to spend all day deciphering this visual overload. I'll just note there's a circa 1920 Buick roadster 2nd from right, nearest row.

https://twitter.com/sjkz/status/1330285010432253956

Not much to go on here, but looks like 1955 Plymouth Savoy.

https://twitter.com/DelanyJeff/status/1330315930577096704

The happy couple here is with a 1937 Chevy.

https://twitter.com/GennaDeLany/status/1330317006290128897

1946-48 Lincoln Continental coupe, and sadly it appears the original flathead V12 has been swapped out for a modern motor.

https://twitter.com/dtervo/status/1330331668184506368

1938 Chevy sedan.

https://twitter.com/jbaker50/status/1330343857410756610

The mighty Dagmars of a 1955 Cadillac Series 62.

https://twitter.com/yvonne_clem/status/1330347447630110720

Grandpa's looking a little overwhelmed by babies, with a foot on the bumper of a 1933 Chevy.

https://twitter.com/jack_eggebrecht/status/1330498565928607751

This swanky twosome is on the bumper of a 1928-29 Ford Model A.

https://twitter.com/peg_chandler/status/1330501577417822209

Wish there was a little more focus on this pic of a double-date, which features a 1920-24 Ford Model T Tudor.

https://twitter.com/BillComai/status/1330505580386131968

looks like the stork arrived in a 1939 Plymouth sedan.

https://twitter.com/LadyLNorth/status/1330517964219670539

I'm afraid that's it for today, back with more car IDs soon. Thanks for indulging my feeble attempt to un-crappify Twitter, and I hope it encourages you to do the same. Happy motoring!