Incredible Hulks - Solved by Ray B, Tifosi, PJ, erbas, neilshouse & max!

[Ray B.]

A few trys, at random, documented or not, based on these juicy little clues:
2: An Alfa?
7: You may mean Crosley Hotshot, I've seen some with 2 pieces windshield, but aren't the headlights a little misplaced?
12: Pontiac GTO The Judge?
19: It's not a Muntz, yet.
21: As American as Ford A?

[Otto Puzzell]

2: An Alfa? Of a sort...
7: You may mean Crosley Hotshot, I've seen some with 2 pieces windshield, but aren't the headlights a little misplaced? Indeed...
12: Pontiac GTO The Judge? Yes!
19: It's not a Muntz, yet. Right - it's not...
21: As American as Ford A? More American than that...

[neilshouse]

Is #1 a Chrysler New Yorker?

#17 has been so solved by not so many, for so long! - so there.

[Otto Puzzell]

#1 is not a Chrysler.

#17 - my apologies - no slight intended.

[neilshouse]

No slight taken sir.

[Ray B.]

By the way, Neil, with 32 solved puzzles, how come you haven't been promoted to Expert ?

[Otto Puzzell]

Done!

[neilshouse]

Hooray!  Thank you very much.

[neilshouse]

No. 10 is a 1923 Dagmar.

[Ray B.]

No kiddin'? This one is a 1926 Dagmar (although her dagmars only surfaced a few years later). A drastic change of appearence.

[Otto Puzzell]

It is a Dagmar.

Coming soon is a whole puzzle devoted to Dagmars, by the way.

[neilshouse]

I think No. 15 is a Chevrolet Corvair Monza Spyder.

[Otto Puzzell]

I think No. 15 is a Chevrolet Corvair Monza Spyder.

1963, as a matter of fact.

[Ray B.]

#21, more american than apple pie and a Ford A, must then be a Chevrolet, like this 1927 Capitol.

[Ray B.]

# 1: 1967 Ford full-size?
And a second guess in the same post, so as not to waist space: if not, Pontiac Tempest/GTO 1966 ?
If #2 is an Alfa Romeo, what about a Giulietta ca.1961? So, brother Alfa, where art thou?
Here in #8, a 1943 6c 2500, etc...

[Ray B.]

7: You may mean Crosley Hotshot, I've seen some with 2 pieces windshield, but aren't the headlights a little misplaced? Indeed...

I took a better look: it IS a Crosley Hotshot. Everything fits, the hood opening, the little vent on the side, the door hinges. The only  things that have been changed are this 2 pieces windshield, the headlights moved downward and the door that has been recut lower. But it's the owner's problem after all, not mine.

[Otto Puzzell]

#21, more american than apple pie and a Ford A, must then be a Chevrolet, like this 1927 Capitol.

Chevy, yes. Capitol, no.Add one more to the year, as well.

[Ray B.]

I thought that Capitol was quite American. I am not sure of the Chevrolet line of the twenties, but maybe a 1928 NATIONAL is even more American, a Confederate being only half-american.

[Otto Puzzell]

# 1: 1967 Ford full-size?  No   
And a second guess in the same post, so as not to waist space: if not, Pontiac Tempest/GTO 1966 ?  No 
If #2 is an Alfa Romeo, what about a Giulietta ca.1961? So, brother Alfa, where art thou? Close
Here in #8, a 1943 6c 2500, etc... Yes! 

[Otto Puzzell]

I thought that Capitol was quite American. I am not sure of the Chevrolet line of the twenties, but maybe a 1928 NATIONAL is even more American, a Confederate being only half-american.

Yes! 

[Ray B.]

# 1: 1967 Ford full-size?  No   
And a second guess in the same post, so as not to waist space: if not, Pontiac Tempest/GTO 1966 ?  No 

Dammit! I went through the whole American Car Spotter for this one and I tought it could only be one of these. Worse, I found your picture, large size, but without the caption (the site seems down).

[Otto Puzzell]

Actually, the second guess it not too far wrong. This a sister car of the Tempest, from another GM division. While the rear fender shape would seem to match up with a Tempest taillight, it doesn't match the correct car's light shape at all.

[Ray B.]

The Buick Special/Skylark doesn't seem right. I'm going with an Olds F-85/Cutlass.

[Ray B.]

If #2 is an Alfa Romeo, what about a Giulietta ca.1961?

Alfa Romeo 1900? I'm not too good at italian cars.

[Ray B.]

The Buick Special/Skylark doesn't seem right. I'm going with an Olds F-85/Cutlass.

EDIT: I was wrong again and i found it: 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS.