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January 11th, 2011, 01:37 PM
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January 11th, 2011, 05:30 PM
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I like what it says in the grill 
, btw don't know anything about 1920s olds but if it is anything like later year cars, one good reason for it to have a 1925 grill(other than who ever wrote I don't care in the radiator changing it out at one point) could be that it's and early model 1926 that would have a few shared pieces from the previous year.
, btw don't know anything about 1920s olds but if it is anything like later year cars, one good reason for it to have a 1925 grill(other than who ever wrote I don't care in the radiator changing it out at one point) could be that it's and early model 1926 that would have a few shared pieces from the previous year.
January 12th, 2011, 04:02 AM
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I like what it says in the grill , btw don't know anything about 1920s olds but if it is anything like later year cars, one good reason for it to have a 1925 grill(other than who ever wrote I don't care in the radiator changing it out at one point) could be that it's and early model 1926 that would have a few shared pieces from the previous year.
, btw don't know anything about 1920s olds but if it is anything like later year cars, one good reason for it to have a 1925 grill(other than who ever wrote I don't care in the radiator changing it out at one point) could be that it's and early model 1926 that would have a few shared pieces from the previous year.the writing on the grill was made twenty years ago, they say that was the star of a film set during the fascist era, others do not know.
sary curious to know more things about this car.
January 12th, 2011, 04:04 AM
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January 12th, 2011, 04:26 AM
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The front fenders without the stamped contours in the top and the smaller vent section on the hood looks more like a '27?
The radiator lettering is an Italian fascist motto and the skull with the knife in the mouth was their symbol, may still be?
I really like the gun port slot windshield, looks like an old Brinks truck.
Those cars aren't worth much, probably not worth restoring. It would be really cool to drive as is, I'd get rid of that fascist stuff fast though.
The car reminds me of a song...
"I was Rat Rod when Rat Rod wasn't coo-ool."
The radiator lettering is an Italian fascist motto and the skull with the knife in the mouth was their symbol, may still be?
I really like the gun port slot windshield, looks like an old Brinks truck.
Those cars aren't worth much, probably not worth restoring. It would be really cool to drive as is, I'd get rid of that fascist stuff fast though.
The car reminds me of a song...
"I was Rat Rod when Rat Rod wasn't coo-ool."
January 12th, 2011, 05:13 AM
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I like it!
Looks like someone is driving it on a regular basis as the dirt and mud looks like it got on the car honestly. Were juice brakes used on Oldsmobile cars in the twenties? I thought that they might still be using lever/mechanical brakes.
Looks like someone is driving it on a regular basis as the dirt and mud looks like it got on the car honestly. Were juice brakes used on Oldsmobile cars in the twenties? I thought that they might still be using lever/mechanical brakes.
January 12th, 2011, 12:37 PM
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The front fenders without the stamped contours in the top and the smaller vent section on the hood looks more like a '27?
The radiator lettering is an Italian fascist motto and the skull with the knife in the mouth was their symbol, may still be?
I really like the gun port slot windshield, looks like an old Brinks truck.
Those cars aren't worth much, probably not worth restoring. It would be really cool to drive as is, I'd get rid of that fascist stuff fast though.
The car reminds me of a song...
"I was Rat Rod when Rat Rod wasn't coo-ool."
The radiator lettering is an Italian fascist motto and the skull with the knife in the mouth was their symbol, may still be?
I really like the gun port slot windshield, looks like an old Brinks truck.
Those cars aren't worth much, probably not worth restoring. It would be really cool to drive as is, I'd get rid of that fascist stuff fast though.
The car reminds me of a song...
"I was Rat Rod when Rat Rod wasn't coo-ool."
I do not think there is more marked with the sword but I found this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soi_8...layer_embedded
is the "motto"or song do not know how they say in English to let you know, maybe anthem?
here's this old and own and feels the music, the car made a film that drew these times.
as you say it is better not to walk around with this symbol
the engine is missing, then that too is to be found.
January 12th, 2011, 12:40 PM
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in fact, have changed some things in this car, the wheels and steering wheel.
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