Redmond OR Photos

Redmond, OR Photo Gallery

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I wish I had gotten the top of the windmill in the frame!

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Any guesses? Bonus points for naming the custom coachbuilder!

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This one was a mystery car, but not anymore! See
www.flickr.com/photos/haeretik/2381193199/in/set-72157604...
www.flickr.com/photos/haeretik/2382025950/
www.flickr.com/photos/ntxpeach68/648291154/
www.flickr.com/photos/96535157@N00/843026618/
www.photographnewzealand.com/6.html (this one needs a little wheel alignment work!)
Look at my picture in the large size and you'll see the outline where the Dodge shield-and-wings emblem used to be above the point on the radiator shell. Only the '28 Victory 6 had this distinctive radiator shell design - the other 1928 Dodge models were very different in appearance, which threw me off the track at first.

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I couldn't identify this car, but I now believe that it is a 1924 Studebaker Big Six. See the comments under the picture of the front of this car for details.

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This one had me completely baffled and I asked for comments that might help me identify the make. Since then I have realized that it is a 1928 Dodge Victory 6. I had looked at photos of other '28 Dodges - the Standard 4 and the Senior 6 - for comparison, but forgot about the Victory 6, which had this distinctive front-end appearance. That hood isn't the right one for this car, BTW - it clearly doesn't fit right and one of the characteristics of a '28 Victory 6 is that the louvres were grouped from front to back in three groups of four followed by one group of two. That back door doesn't match and looks like it may have come off of a Model A Ford.

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