For one point: identify this car - make and type - and at least two of the persons pictured.
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buick?
Not a Buick
Up
Mercer Type 35 Raceabout?
Thomas?
Might this be an (American) Simplex?
It is not
The car is American isn't it?
Yes it is
Stutz?
Halladay Speedster?
No sir
Deal?
No Deal. :D
Your reply #12 was the closest to correct.
If ya mean alphabetically, then how about a Stoddard-Dayton Model K?
Locomobile?
Quote from: RayTheRat on December 22, 2012, 11:31:53 AM
If ya mean alphabetically, then how about a Stoddard-Dayton Model K?
Not alphabeticly
The car looked like it might be a Marion Bobcat, so, with that in mind, I discovered the exact picture on the web site "Portal to Texas History", the caption of which says that it is a: "1910 Marion Bobcat". This caption lists the people in the photograph as:"Bill Jones; Cap Rich; Charles Crawford; Dr. Charles Costello, DVM; Walter Jones; T.W. "Bud" Davis; Earnest Farmer; A. P. George; Martha Virginia (Hinson) Ansel; ? Hinson or Joe Jones". I also discovered that the Marion Bobcat probably looks like the Stuz Bearcat because, according to an article in Hemmings, Harry Stutz was chief enfgineer at Marion when the Bobcat was designed.
If ya snooze, ya lose. (I took a much-needed nap.) :yuck: Marion was next on the list, but I hadn't found the Stutz connection. Looks like ya beat me to it 4pop!...but we'll let Otto be the judge. It's his puzzle.
Quote from: 4popoid on December 22, 2012, 03:59:13 PM
The car looked like it might be a Marion Bobcat, so, with that in mind, I discovered the exact picture on the web site "Portal to Texas History", the caption of which says that it is a: "1910 Marion Bobcat". This caption lists the people in the photograph as:"Bill Jones; Cap Rich; Charles Crawford; Dr. Charles Costello, DVM; Walter Jones; T.W. "Bud" Davis; Earnest Farmer; A. P. George; Martha Virginia (Hinson) Ansel; ? Hinson or Joe Jones". I also discovered that the Marion Bobcat probably looks like the Stuz Bearcat because, according to an article in Hemmings, Harry Stutz was chief enfgineer at Marion when the Bobcat was designed.
I guess I won't be using that source any more :-\