A Maroon Classic by ralph49
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Another one of the vintage cars that I captured last Sunday.
Thank you for your hints & comments on my last upload. I really appreciate your input.
Love,Peace & Happiness / Ralph
Comments (17)
Very nice! I don't even want to know how much Nice shot and great treament on the background
Like the way you presented this one...what is the name of the car...don't recognize it right off..
Wow! That's an absolutely gorgeous shot!!! It just pops right out and grabs you.
Wow, love that color!!
Excellent presentation. Like the way you have desaturated the background, ...makes the car pop right out. Putting a brand on this car is tough. Looks like the badge on the side of the hood/bonnet says "Overland". The Willys automobile company bought the Overland automobile company sometime about 1918. The cars produced after that were all Willeys to include the world famous "Jeep" during Worls War II. Willeys built a car in 1941 in very limited numbers that closely resembled this design. But I can't find anything that illustrates the use of the name "Overland" either in the late 1930s or in the 1940s. I may just not have looked far enough. The mystery remains here. Bill
Sensational.
Great shot of this car, like the colors!
The color is awesome!
Beautiful car and colors.Fantastic work.
Brilliant, Ralph! I'm not really a car girl, but this is a tremendous pic!
I do love the color...nice capture!!!
Great image, Ralph. Bill has it, I think. The hood, windshield and fenders look most similar to the modified 1941 Willys-Overland pictured on Wikipedia. Memory is dim, but I think the logo Willys-Overland used was a splayed "W" superimposed over a very round "O" Dick
Fabulous motor, excellent capture
what a wonderful red old car!!! Very beautiful photo and work!
wow excellent car ! lovely work with it
great shot and so shiny it is so good to see people looking after history this way.
what an awesome car. not one I recognize at all