Solved -PJ259- William Clark's Airmobile 1938

[Paul Jaray]

Know what it is?

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[Paul Jaray]

this is not what it seems...twice.

[Paul Jaray]

another view:

[Paul Jaray]

Yes, it's American.

[Allemano]

Is it a 'car' at all? That it cannot fly is evident...

[Otto Puzzell]

Was this what happened to a hapless Dymaxion?

[Paul Jaray]

It is a car.

[Otto Puzzell]

The Dymaxions were cars, too.

Was this build as a part of an exhibition, for a resort or vacation spot?

[Paul Jaray]

That was for Allemano, I did not took your as a guess, sorry.
Nothing to do with Dymaxion.
This car can be found in 2 different sources (both of them  ) and in each one is reported a different story!
In one there was a military nature, in the other it was used in a exhibition.

[Allemano]

From the thirties?

[Paul Jaray]

Late thirties.

[Paul Jaray]

...from Enid, Okla.

[Allemano]

must be this, then...

[Paul Jaray]

I knew it was really easy, now, but the other picture has a name, that is not "Land Plane"...

[Paul Jaray]

OK, solved.
It was also called 'Airmobile'.