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A New Year back seat Mystery (update: Hupmobile '34-'35!)
Alexander Vonow from Switzerland sends this great photo of a new backseat generation and writes: "As you can see from the attachment, not a 100% of the new generation is motivated yet to take over. So we keep on motivating! Any idea what car this is?"
Editor: Aside the professional quality of the photo our attention was grabbed by the chrome armrests which are also to be seen at the top of the front seats. Shouldn't be too hard to identify this one. Chances may be small but not totally impossible that you are one of the chaps depicted and now of riper age... so do you remember?
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mercoledì gennaio 1st, 2014
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08 Gennaio 2014, 12:22
Dear All
Thank you for you active contributions. Kit Foster is getting close, but it is NOT a HUPMOBILE!
May I help you a lttle? It is an Italien car!
thanks for gessing futher.
Alexander Vonow
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Thank you for you active contributions. Kit Foster is getting close, but it is NOT a HUPMOBILE!
May I help you a lttle? It is an Italien car!
thanks for gessing futher.
Alexander Vonow
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03 Gennaio 2014, 23:42
What are back seat drivers!
Yoshy adn Tomoko
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Yoshy adn Tomoko
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03 Gennaio 2014, 23:39
What are back seat drivers!
Yoshy and Tomoko
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Yoshy and Tomoko
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03 Gennaio 2014, 14:54
Here's a better Hupmobile link:
http://images.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/DSCF0200.jpg
and for view on split rear window:
http://images.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/DSCF0439.jpg
It's a 1935 Aerodynamic and it has both the seats and the window (look carefully).
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http://images.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/DSCF0200.jpg
and for view on split rear window:
http://images.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/DSCF0439.jpg
It's a 1935 Aerodynamic and it has both the seats and the window (look carefully).
Sconosciuto
03 Gennaio 2014, 00:26
I grew up in the nineteen fifties with my fathers 1934 Hupmobile, it had a one piece rear window and did not have the chrome tubes.
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02 Gennaio 2014, 21:33
Aerodynamic Hupmobile 1934-35.See here:http://images.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/DSCF0171.jpg
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02 Gennaio 2014, 20:21
While the rear window looks Cord-like, the door shape is not quite right, and there is no window crank where one would be on a Cord 810 or 812. Also, I have yet to see, or find photos of, a Cord with chrome tube frame seats.
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02 Gennaio 2014, 09:30
It seems to me that we have to do with a CORD 812
Kinds regards
Frans Vrijaldenhoven
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Kinds regards
Frans Vrijaldenhoven
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01 Gennaio 2014, 23:47
However, there is no quarter window aft of the rear door. Possibly not an Airflow. The sears are VERY similar.
Wiliam
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Wiliam
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01 Gennaio 2014, 23:31
The boys are sitting in the rear seat of a 1934 Chrysler Airflow.
The seats, with the exposed chrome tubing structure, are appropriate at the height of the Art Deco movement.
Willliam
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The seats, with the exposed chrome tubing structure, are appropriate at the height of the Art Deco movement.
Willliam
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01 Gennaio 2014, 09:54
It seems to me that we have to do with a CORD 812
Kind regards,
Frans Vrijaldenhoven
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Kind regards,
Frans Vrijaldenhoven