The cloud car evaded me for months, but thanks to a tip from Ellen, it’s now part of the collection. I haven’t tracked down the model yet, but it looks like 1940s or so.
![[Plymouth]](http://www.realmofthewombat.com/images/cars/plymouth_driver.jpg "[Plymouth]")
![[Plymouth]](http://www.realmofthewombat.com/images/cars/plymouth_pass.jpg "[Plymouth]")
![[Plymouth]](http://www.realmofthewombat.com/images/cars/plymouth_front.jpg "[Plymouth]")
![[Plymouth]](http://www.realmofthewombat.com/images/cars/plymouth_rear.jpg "[Plymouth]")
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The cloud car evaded me for months, but thanks to a tip from Ellen, it’s now part of the collection. I haven’t tracked down the model yet, but it looks like 1940s or so.
I bet this car is pre-1940, since the auto industry spent most of the 40’s making Jeeps that were “sold” in Europe and then had to switch back to cars in the late 40’s. Without checking, I’d guess it’s a late 30’s Ford, but the insignia doesn’t look right.
Wait a minute – it’s a Plymouth…. you said that. So yeah, I’m guessing late 30’s.
refined guess = 1937 4 door sedan. see also
http://www.hubcapcafe.com/ocs/pages01/plym3702.htm