History Big Sedan unidentified

I'm not very good at artillery wheels, and without a grille or other identifying paraphernalia I'm at a loss as to what make this sedan is.

 

Looks like a 1928 or 1929 Cadillac Sedan to me. 1930 had wire wheels if I'm not mistaken.


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I looked at some Caddy images from the years you suggested. Just doesn't seem like it.

 

Looks like maybe Packard hub caps?

 

How about a 32' Lincoln?

 

That is a super-cool limo. If you could decipher the crest/image/letters on the Hubcaps you could solve the mystery. And, with the attire the trio in the pic is wearing you know this is one cl***y ride with some bucks in it.

Jonnie www.legends.thewwbc.net

 

yeah....Marge and Mary and Frank are dressed to the nines, and that car must have gotten some double-takes as it motored through town.

 

One other minor thing: These are steel artillery wheels, not wooden...so that helps date it a bit.

Jonnie www.legends.thewwbc.net

 

I hav'ta Agree with "Packard" Hub Caps.........But,

Why don't We Ask FRANK ??

 

Chrysler? Note the hood covering up all the rad shell. That and the wheels say Chrysler to me.

 

Looks like many Lincolns, but most had wire wheels...

 

I would suggest '29/'30 Chrysler series 77 or Imperial but I'm looking at it on my phone

 

Hex shapes on caps, big ridge suggesting shoulders on hood...seems Packard is the likely suspect.

 

Could be a coach built body on a Packard ch***is. Plus I am not sure that the hood covers the grill shell. I think that it just doesn't show up well in the pic as it blends in with the background.

 

Did some searching and came up with some pictures of a '30-'31 Franklin with the same hubcaps and what appears to be the same character lines on the beltline and around the windows.

 

1931 Buick?

 

landseaair - best guess so far - unless we can find Margi, Mary or Frank, it's going to have to do. Thanks