Many Thanks Fellows,
Sorry for the two extra attempts at getting the picture/question posted. I was trying out a new site to keep some pictures on to post on bulletin boards I visit. Was having trouble with it and forgot that my pop up stopper sometimes doesn’t allow me to open a link (even if it is mine) unless I use the control button. Actually, I don’t need an excuse to do dumb things but that is my story and I’m sticking to it.
As far as the identity of the car/truck, I, too, did a web search and found the town in Fla. Could be, Punta Gorda on the car/truck was something like modern day bumper stickers to promote a dealer are maybe the town itself ? As to make and model, it sure seemed to be bigger than the Fords in the links in memmurphy’s post. (Thanks for the links memmurphy). I tend to agree with Greg that it matches the picture of a 1927 Ford Roadster Pickup. Of course, I have been wrong before (linked to the original picture three times didn’t I).
Now if I can identify the man in the picture. Since he was on my side of the family, my wife says I should look for law enforcement web sites that might help identify old pictures of potentially notorious outlaws??? Or maybe sites with some old pictures of some known chicken thieves or small time bootleggers from ‘20s and ‘30s that operated in the South Georgia Area ? I think/hope she was joking. Now if was her side of the family…………
P.S.
admin, those are impressive pictures. Wide too.
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