Whuzzat #16 - Edsel Ford on horseback, 1915

[Ray B.]

Who is this rough rider? And what is his connection with automobiles?

One point if you can tell us. Another point if, by chance, you can complete the story by telling who is the lady he lassoed (or the opposite - I have no idea myself).

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[Ray B.]

Experts?

[Ray B.]

I might add that his connection with cars is a double one.

[Ray B.]

Let's see what the pros make of this.

[barrett]

was he an actor?

[Ray B.]

No. His main business was cars, just cars.

[Otto Puzzell]

Is that Ned Jordan?

[Ray B.]

No, but elegance is a word that applied to him also.

[woodinsight]

From the USA I presume.....

[Ray B.]

I've seen people in that kind of attire in other parts of the world, but not very often...
Yes.

[Otto Puzzell]

EL Cord?

[Ray B.]

I hear you getting closer.

[João]

Harry C. Stutz ?

[Aaron65]

I'll throw in Howard Marmon just in case it isn't Stutz... 

[Otto Puzzell]

Gordon Buehrig?

[Ray B.]

Not Buehrig.

I seem to remember that some guy here at Autopuzzles signed his posts with an Almost everything I type can be a clue.

But then it was only to drive us mad.

[Wendax]

Fred Duesenberg?

[Ray B.]

No any of the Duesenberg Bros.

[Otto Puzzell]

Charles Yale Knight, inventor of the the "Silent Knight" Sleeve Valve Engine?

[Ray B.]

No. In most of the last guesses posted, I don't see where there is a double connection involved.

[Otto Puzzell]

James Ward Packard?

[Ray B.]

Not him either.

[Aaron65]

I'll throw in Howard Marmon just in case it isn't Stutz... 

??

[Ray B.]

Sorry, Aaron, I forgot.
No him. But you're right about a point, as others here: Marmon, Stutz, Jordan, Duesenberg, etc, were automobile brands.

[Otto Puzzell]

A young George N. Pierce?