Can anyone identify this old car from around the 1910 era please: I'm sure there are a lot of car enthusiasts out there that may be able to help me identify this old car. I'm doing...

Lorima Loc: Colorado

I'm sure there are a lot of car enthusiasts out there that may be able to help me identify this old car.

I'm doing some family history and would like to try and find out what this car may be. The photo was taken in New Zealand if that helps.

Thanks so much.

Hal81 Loc: Bucks County, Pa.

Looks like a Buick. I think that one belonged to the hillbillys.

Lorima Loc: Colorado

Hal81 wrote:

Looks like a Buick. I think that one belonged to the hillbillys.

Thanks Hal, lol yep it sure looks like it.

lukevaliant Loc: gloucester city,n. j.

i believe it is a lycoming,i might be spelling it wrong

Lorima Loc: Colorado

lukevaliant wrote:

i believe it is a lycoming,i might be spelling it wrong

Thank you I will have a look.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

Lorima wrote:

I'm sure there are a lot of car enthusiasts out there that may be able to help me identify this old car.

I'm doing some family history and would like to try and find out what this car may be. The photo was taken in New Zealand if that helps.

Thanks so much.

It bears a very close resemblance to the 1911 Buick. Model 33.

Lorima Loc: Colorado

mas24 wrote:

It bears a very close resemblance to the 1911 Buick. Model 33.

Thank you

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

Lorima wrote:

I'm sure there are a lot of car enthusiasts out there that may be able to help me identify this old car.

I'm doing some family history and would like to try and find out what this car may be. The photo was taken in New Zealand if that helps.

Thanks so much.

A larger image would help.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

lukevaliant wrote:

i believe it is a lycoming,i might be spelling it wrong

Lycoming Auto?
Could you post a link to Lycoming autos.
The only reference I can find is Lycoming engines, which I already knew about.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

Lycoming made engines, not automobiles.

viscountdriver Loc: East Kent UK

The moment I saw it I said,Buick.Got a feeling it was the model used for hill climbing rallies.Can't remember the model.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

mas24 wrote:

Lycoming made engines, not automobiles.

That was the point of my question

d3200prime

Hal81 wrote:

Looks like a Buick. I think that one belonged to the hillbillys.

Definition of hillbilly for English Language Learners
: a person who lives in the country far away from cities and who is often regarded as someone who lacks education, who is stupid, etc.

I believe you have ignorantly insulted millions of people. I hope you were referring to the old TV show: The Beverly Hillbillies.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

Lorima wrote:

I'm sure there are a lot of car enthusiasts out there that may be able to help me identify this old car.

I'm doing some family history and would like to try and find out what this car may be. The photo was taken in New Zealand if that helps.

Thanks so much.

Lorima
I'M leaning toward mid to late 1920 era autos possible Buick, the car in your image looks to be bigger than the 1910 era cars and the tires are smaller inside dia and fatter.

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