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After jpcavanaugh nailed the T-Bird on the first guess, I got a little discouraged and skipped a clue for the Mustang. I figured it would be hard to find a part on that car that everyone wouldn’t instantly recognize. But I will keep trying. And probably the first guesser tonight will know exactly what this is. Oh well. Shall we keep the clues coming though?
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Based upon the apparent crudity of the pieces, and the fact that significant vehicle no. 5 has to be an SUV, my guess would be an early Willys Jeep steel station wagon. But I am not as sure of this one as I was of the T Bird and the Volare.
And yes, keep the clues coming. These are often maddening but are a lot of fun.
I think it’s a Jeep CJ model but don’t have a clue as to what year or for that matter what decade.
Love the clues! Keep em coming! This one doesn’t ring any bells, but I’ll still have a bit of fun with google search of some images. I wondered what happened to the Mustang clue… thought I must have missed it but couldn’t find it. Definitely… the clues are a big part of the fun.
My off-the-wall guess is an early Land Rover. Specifically inside the door of an earlyLand Rover.
Well, if it’s revolutionary vehicle #5, then the Jeep CJ seems reasonable. By all means, keep those clues coming!
Yes, please do keep these coming! I don’t normally comment because as a relatively younger guy, I just don’t have enough experience with vehicles of this vintage to really have a specific, well-formed guess. I do enjoy looking at the clues, though, and seeing how close my first intuitions were to the answer (sometimes I can postulate on the manufacturer, rarely the model).
I’ll guess <70’s CJ on this one, but, really, I don’t have a clue.
Never seen that before, but I would venture a guess that it is a Willys Jeep like jpcavanaugh and peekay say, but I’d push it back into the 40s as a military issue vehicle. 1943? 1945? Is this the underside of the vehicle, perhaps part of a skid plate or protective plate? The amount of light on the object leads me to think otherwise, though, for it’s far too bright to be taken under a vehicle without auxiliary lighting. Not that you wouldn’t do that, but, well, you wouldn’t.
That round thing looks like a sand dollar.
Hmm, Let’s see:
* Thin gauge metal
* Rust
* Everyone expects off road / SUV thing.
Early vintage Land Cruiser?
That stuff all looks like it’s cadmium plated. Weird.
I have found that I’m very poor at guessing these clues, and seem unable to identify even cars that I’ve owned in the past. That’s my problem though – keep them coming.
Yep, Jeep. Early vintage, war surplus or CJ3. Specifically the fuel tank, which Jeep cleverly hid under the driver’s seat.
I guess when shells are raining down on on your head and bullets whistling past your ears, riding over a tank of gasoline didn’t seem all that risky…
Yes, the clues are great fun. For the 99% of us who never have any idea what any of them are, it is fascinating to watch other folks nail them right away. Bit of a freak show, actually…
I agree with everyone else: keep giving the clues. I haven’t even come close to one yet, but it’s still fun!
WWll jeep. Post slatgrill 1942-45 MB or GPW because it has a large hole gas tank not the early slat grill small hole in the drvers seat. I’ve had a few.
Please keep the clues going, I love speculating even though I’ve yet to get a single one. My guess this time is Spongebob’s Boat. It’s easily identified by the starfish insignia and protective armor, as Spongebob is a horrible driver.
Early Toyota FJ Landcruiser?
Is that a fuel level sight glass on the top side of the photo?
It ain’t no Tiffany lamp.