Can anyone identify this car?

[hairball]

Hi, All

I was hoping someone could help me out. The car in the photo (that I hope you can see) was involved in an accident in the '40s in the USA. The driver was my girlfriend's great aunt and my girlfriend's keen to know what the car is.

I know very little about it and I can't identify it. Can anyone help?

[hot metal]

Not sure ,a "Graham" maybe

[Petemate]

Hudson?

[forsure]

This looks very similar:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Black-1936-Chevrole...

[Huntsman]

You should send that to www.prewarcar.com and ask them to put it up one day.

[knibbo]

Humber Hawk 1939 ish.

[MikePCG]

knibbo said:

Humber Hawk 1939 ish.

I know the model you're thinking of, but I don't think they have split windscreens?

I'm sure that it is indeed a 2 door 1936 Chevrolet as in the ebay ad (although that has 4 doors), even the wheels are the same. Also if you look at the drivers side split window you'll notice a length of chrome/metal on the upper part of the window on the ebay ad pic thats matches the crash pic .

[RichB]

Sign-up and post the picture on here http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/forum
Guarentee someone will know exactly within an hour or so!

[RDMcG]

I think its a 1938 Chrysler

[RichB]

Certainly looks like it except that one doesn't have the split screen.

[knibbo]

Doubt its that Chrysler, Lamps look right but the "grill" bars are surely slimmer, then theres no chrome split bar ? Was there smaller model ? or a U.K. spec. Anyway why are we botheed. knibbo.

[RDMcG]

I think it is a 1935 Oldsmobile.......