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Everybody loves a parade (UPDATE II: Buick and Ford or Overland?)
The celebration of Independence Day, the 4th of July, has always been a day for many US-citizens for organizing parades, barbecues, carnivals, fairs, picnics, or any other outdoors activity. Warren Henderson came up with this photo of his wife's grandfather while in 1915 at a 4th of July celebration in Hanover Center, New Hampshire. He thinks there are two Model T’s, a Pierce-Arrow and he’s not sure about the last car. Who can identify them all?
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Samstag Juli 3rd, 2010
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Unbekannt
08 Juli 2010, 03:11
I'm with Warren, I was going to suggest Overland for the car on the right. Although model and year were beyond me! I think Chris is correct on the other three.
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Warren Henderson
04 Juli 2010, 12:46
I am thinking you are correct about the 1912 Buick Model 43 and the two Fords, however I was thinking the car on the right is a 1915 Overland Model 82.
Warren Henderson, Dunbarton, New Hampshire
PS: Happy 4th to all Americans where ver you my be celebrating the holiday and Good Luck to the Dutch team in winning the World Cup Soccer!
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Warren Henderson, Dunbarton, New Hampshire
PS: Happy 4th to all Americans where ver you my be celebrating the holiday and Good Luck to the Dutch team in winning the World Cup Soccer!
Unbekannt
04 Juli 2010, 04:14
Neat photo. They look like (left to right) a 1913 or 1914 Ford T with an accessory cowl top and windshield, 1912 Buick Model 43, 1913 Ford T (windshield folds forward), and a 1914 Buick B-37. Respectfully, Chris Paulsen, McPherson, Kansas
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