Post your unidintified vehicle photos here.

[Larrister]

Another.

[Larrister]

GMC truck.

[Larrister]

Unknown.

[kerryboo]

Interesting photos Larry, I am guessing that pictures three and four are "Before and After" shots? The registration (rego?) is the same on both.
Thanks for posting, as you say, good to know they are still about.
Cheers,
Kerry/

[Bill Murray]

Hi Kerry:

Latest is a Polski Fiat 621 L.

I post an example photo here.

Cheers
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Hi Larry:

More interesting photos and thanks as always.

First two Dodges are "Dodge Kew" of the type that was styled in the UK.
I don't know if they were assembled in New Zealand or imported completely built up.

The last two would be also GMCs or possibly even Studebakers, there is not enough in the photos to tell.

Cheers
Bill

[kerryboo]

Hi Bill,
Thanks for the Polski Fiat.
I think this one may be outside your personal research area, but any information on the splendid cabrio-limousine would be most gratefully received, if anyone can help?
Thanks,
Kerry.

[Bill Murray]

Hi Kerry:

An absolutely outstanding photo to ID........

Sadly, I cannot do so yet, even after two hours of research but I will continue.

A very unusual pairing of vehicles it is indeed

I take the truck to be a Mercedes G3a still in RW cammo.

The car, however has a WH registration plate so it has to be post the RW era.

The general style of the car indicate to me a year span of maybe 1928-1930 or thereabouts. Obviously a luxury car and the answer will come from deciphering the grille and radiator badges which is where I am concentrating my efforts.

I don't think many, if any, of the first generation light 6x4 trucks made it to the actual war period and I would guess the photo dates from the 1935-1938 period.

Again, a great and very clear photo and thanks for that.
Bill

[Helbe]

It looks like there's a belt and buckle next to the door !
Very nice car, but I can't help in the identification, sorry.

[Holger_Erdmann]

Hello Kerry,

Your car is a Simson-Supra, most probably of the Typ A with V8 engine.

Regards,

Holger.

[Larrister]

Hi Larry:

More interesting photos and thanks as always.

First two Dodges are "Dodge Kew" of the type that was styled in the UK.
I don't know if they were assembled in New Zealand or imported completely built up.

The last two would be also GMCs or possibly even Studebakers, there is not enough in the photos to tell.

Cheers
Bill

Thanks Bill.

Kerry,
You are correct. The "before" photo was copied from a display stand which was inside the museum.

Cheers,
Larry

[Larrister]

My best guess for this vehicle is a Stoewer Type M 12. Am I correct?

Cheers,
Larry

[Tim DC]

Here are a few more for your consideration.. thanks in advance for your help!

#1 - SdKfz and some unidentified cars and trucks in La Ferrière-sur-Risle, France, 1940.

[Tim DC]

#2 - Large open Heer car.

[Tim DC]

#3 - Working on a truck.