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Old 5th February 2010, 08:45   #2806
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Any idea what car this is. Ram ??
That is a Nash if I remember right - was in Bombay, now sold Im told.
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Old 5th February 2010, 09:55   #2807
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Any idea what car this is. Ram ??
wasif. It is a 1934 Nash Ambassador Eight Sedan.

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Old 5th February 2010, 23:48   #2808
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Any idea what car this is. Ram ??
Yes, the famous Nash in a famous garage in Mumbai. That garage is often seen in movies, Bollywood ofcourse. Now moved on.

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I was also offered this Studebaker !!
Was she 6 or 8 cylinder? Did she have registration books?

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HOLY MOLY!!! why would anyone do this to a beauty like this one??
Beauty? Are you serious? Pardon me, no offence meant.
Honestly, this was one of the most unloved 8 cylinder cars available in India. I can tell about a lot of people who had difficulties in shifting this car. And many were WB registered.

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Was she 6 or 8 cylinder? Did she have registration books?

Sir this car is a President (V8).By looking at the pictures we can say it because the commander and the champion both had only a single beed all around but the president had a double beed.This car was said to have no documents what so ever when offered to me.

-Have been sending you a few PM's but havn't got any response wonder if you got them.

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Old 6th February 2010, 20:18   #2810
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Here is an uncommon sight I've been seeing for the last year or so.

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A 1950s (?) Willys pickup, lying neglected next to an early American truck (Chevy?).

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The pick up has been dieselised, though still seems worth restoring. Not for sale.
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the truck in the above pic looks like a 1940s chevy.. if m not wrong
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Here is an uncommon sight I've been seeing for the last year or so.
A 1950s (?) Willys pickup...
The pick up has been dieselised, though still seems worth restoring. Not for sale.
Karl :
The pick up is at least a 1960 or later.
These pickups were made from 1947 to 1965.
But the unique chrome trim announces it as a post-1960.
The pick up came in 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder variants.
Two-wheel drives were only made from 1947-1950 and one in 1956.
The rest of them were all 4x4s.

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Besides having been re-engined with a diesel, it has also been stripped of its four-wheel-drive hardware. I don't see the front-axle selector and underdrive levers in your cabin interior photo.

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Here is an uncommon sight I've been seeing for the last year or so. A 1950s (?) Willys pickup, lying neglected next to an early American truck (Chevy?).

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the truck in the above pic looks like a 1940s chevy.. if m not wrong
I think you'll find that the truck is a 1940s Ford!
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I identify the truck as a 1945-47 Ford, not a Chevrolet.

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The 1945-47 Chevrolet would have had three strips on the side of the hood,
not a gash with a central strip like this Ford.

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I think you'll find that the truck is a 1940s Ford!
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I identify the truck as a 1945-47 Ford, not a Chevrolet.


The 1945-47 Chevrolet would have had three strips on the side of the hood,
not a gash with a central strip like this Ford.

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Gawd, you gurus are amazing ya - I actually remember Chevrolet trucks / buses I saw as a child, with the "three strips" on the side of the hood -vividly remember !
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Here's the Fiat 1100 and 2 Merc's outside the same garage where I spotted the Chevy.The garage was locked again-took the pics from the opp side of the road.
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The first one looks like a ponton.This car needs to be saved.
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Old 7th February 2010, 16:04   #2818
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Here's the Fiat 1100 and 2 Merc's outside the same garage where I spotted the Chevy.The garage was locked again-took the pics from the opp side of the road.
Where is this garage? Would like to go by and check it out on my next trip to Chennai!
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that is certainly a ponton benz
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Damn you Karl for the Willy's pick up pic
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