[chlsnk]

Below the actual ornament it looks like it is a REO?

[Joe G]

Piccard-Pictet

[MARTINSR]

That just isn't right Joe, how did you know that? Hell, now I look at the two and this one's wing are different, hmmmmm.

Brian

[dinger]

Originally Posted by scrimshaw

Hope my answer was correct just noticed that it wasn't 'dinger' who replied. If it wasn't - just disregard my question.

You were right.

[Joe G]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

That just isn't right Joe, how did you know that? Hell, now I look at the two and this one's wing are different, hmmmmm.

Brian

I'll be very surprised if I'm correct. I just saw the white cross and assumed it was a Swiss car. Did a quick search for Swiss-built cars from the 20's-30's and guessed it was a Piccard-Pictet.

[curtis73]

Joe, I either want to crown you king of trivia, or ban you from this thread


You have way too much time on your hands

[scrimshaw]

It is not a Piccard-Pictet.

[1ownerT]

Hispano Suiza

[scrimshaw]

Originally Posted by 1ownerT

Hispano Suiza

Is correct.

[1ownerT]

Another hood ornament, very easy.

[1ownerT]

1940's General Motors...
1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Station Wagon

[Joe G]

1ownerT, that must have been an aftermarket hood ornament made to fit '40s GMs. Either that or it was super rare.

That Hispano Suiza is a sweet car. I think I saw one of those (maybe that one) at Jay Leno's garage on My Classic Car.

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Well if nobody's going to ask a question, I will....

When was the largest American unibody car first released, and what make and model was it?

[1ownerT]

1933 Chrysler Airflow

[Joe G]

Nope. Not a Chrysler, nor a '33.

[Joe G]

Here is a hint: