Help ID'ing a grill
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oldmanb
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Sure is unusual lookin! First thought Airflow, but don't think so now.
Brian
Brian
zzrodder
It ain't grey hair, it's chrome!
Almost looks British, like from the late 40's Anglia/Thames/Austin/Vauhall style cars though it's not one of them [S........ Maybe some other European make of that era?? 
rainman
Rough Rodder
It's a T190, says so right on top!!
Really, I have no clue but couldn't resist!
Really, I have no clue but couldn't resist!
26Troadster
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in looking for something different for my roadster i have seen something like this and i belive i saw it in carnut.com good luck.
zzrodder
It ain't grey hair, it's chrome!
I'd say it's not a tractor since you can see where fenders were bolted to the flanges on the sides. You'd think if it was from a big truck, the grille opening would be bigger....
Any idea what make/year COE? I've looked at some COE pics with no luck. Thanks.
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
"Inquiring minds want to know"
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
OK my curiosity got the better of me and I found this grill,Its a 1935 Nash Lafayette
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hugo90/3954472816/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hugo90/3954472816/
OK my curiosity got the better of me and I found this grill,Its a 1935 Nash Lafayette
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hugo90/3954472816/
Man thank you so much...I looked at so many trucks, foreign cars,etc. and totally forgot about Nash. I was hoping someone would know-thanks again
Old Iron
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Good investigating sneakysnake U Da Man
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
Its funny but Iv probably seen this car in person. My son and I about five years ago took us a long trip up to Sandusky OH to play on the rollercoasters and then we headed to Mount Rushmore and on the way we stopped at this road side car museum had a lot of neet stuff. The pic said its from Pioneer Auto Show, an unusual museum in Murdo, South Dakota.I think that was the place we stopped at.
