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No Rookie attention.
Experts?
No Expert attention.
Pro's?
American?
Very
Duquesne?
Not one of those.
It is not.
Prolific maker (more than 10 years)?
Indeed
:bag: Now I read the question...
are they 13?
My eyes are not so good, but that count seems accurate. The number (or age) of the kids is not part of the answer.
This type of vehicle is well-known. If you can ID the car, the solution becomes easier.
This one's like a boil on the butt of the Pro section - perhaps I should send it to the final resting place, where it can be dealt with by a medical professional?
This car-buncle has not been lanced.
Let's hope there is an orphanage in the Black Hole.
Stevens Duryea 1907
But I also found this picture. Is the cover of a book and the promotion says:
FATHERS FIRST CAR by Hugh Tracey 1966-- THIS RECENTLY DISCOVERED DAIRY ILLUSTRATES THE HEROISM NEEDED TO BE THE OWNER OF A 1907 EARLY MOTOR CAR. YOU MUST TRIUMPH OVER FEARFUL MECHANICAL ODDS IN THE BATTLE TO KEEP IN RUNNING ORDER THAT NEWFANGLED APPARATUS, A MOTOR CAR, WHEN SO OFTEN IT WAS ONLY CAPABLE OF A RELUCTANT WALKING PACE. GLOSSY PICTORIAL HARDBOUND COVERS IN FINE CONDITION.
Are the kids from an orphanage?
Quote from: Oguerrerob on February 12, 2011, 10:26:53 AM
But I also found this picture. Is the cover of a book and the promotion says:
FATHERS FIRST CAR by Hugh Tracey 1966-- THIS RECENTLY DISCOVERED DAIRY ILLUSTRATES THE HEROISM NEEDED TO BE THE OWNER OF A 1907 EARLY MOTOR CAR. YOU MUST TRIUMPH OVER FEARFUL MECHANICAL ODDS IN THE BATTLE TO KEEP IN RUNNING ORDER THAT NEWFANGLED APPARATUS, A MOTOR CAR, WHEN SO OFTEN IT WAS ONLY CAPABLE OF A RELUCTANT WALKING PACE. GLOSSY PICTORIAL HARDBOUND COVERS IN FINE CONDITION.
Again, no
Quote from: pnegyesi on February 12, 2011, 12:08:23 PM
Are the kids from an orphanage?
I don't know, but I suspect not.
Is this car related to a doctor?
Buicks were often doctor's cars. This is not a Buick
Locomobile?
This brand lasted much longer
Oldsmobile?
Yes!
Is this a 1912 model?
I believe the photo is from 1910. A few online references indicate the photo is from an earlier date, which you will see in incorrect, if you find it.
I've found this captioned as 'Lansing's Future Oldsmobile Owners' from Lansing Michigan.
I would imagine it is a factory sponsored outing.
That's it!