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28 inches, frame size is 1 1/2. Dean, the enclosed picture was taken in 1936 in Hooksett, NH where my grandfather who is on the right and holding this 16 ga VH purchased a farm for relaxation (He lived in Dedham, Mass). That's Harold Hemming standing to his left. Harold shot a Fox Sterlingworth. Can anyone guess the mfg of the car and date?
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01-28-2016, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by allen newell
Can anyone guess the mfg of the car and date?
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Very Packardish, maybe a 236 Sedan
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