Thanks to all who viewed and thank you, John, Dan, Eric, Paul, Ken,
Morris!
Eric and Paul, - thanks for identifying the car.
Morris, specials thanks for the interesting story about
Tudors-Fordors!
As for the car, - I am not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised that it is
used for weddings and other such events. (We've seen a few weddings at
different wineries that Saturday, including that particular winery.)
One small detail that attracted my attention is the placement of the
mirror. It is not mounted on the vertical part of the frame, but rather
hanging from the horizontal part (near the roof).
Also, I found a website from which I first concluded that this model was
either Fordor 3-Window Briggs or Fordor 3-Window Murray Sedan.
https://www.newporthillclimb.com/fordIdentification.php#fordor
But, since the windsheield looks a bit tilted (if I am write), it
looks like Fordor Slant Windshield Sedan, Model: 160-A&B&C
Cheers,
Igor
On Sun, 17 May 2015, Igor Roshchin wrote:
Two weeks ago we visited a few wineries that are between Austin and
Fredericksburg (Texas), what is called Texas Hill Country.
At one of the wineries, I saw this creature:
http://42graphy.org/misc/Car_IR25799.jpg
I am sure some knowledgeable people on PDNL will quickly tell the model of
this car.
All comments are welcome!
Igor
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