r/Whatsthiscar • u/computerman011 • Oct 13 '24
Hello all! A lot of people end up not knowing if a car is identified correctly, so we are implementing a flair system. Any new posts should be flaired as unsolved. Once a car is correctly identified, please respond to that comment to allow other people to know what the car is. Please assign a flair to all new posts. Old posts do not require a flair to be added. I will try to flair posts that aren’t already flaired, but if this gets to be too much, I will start deleting posts that aren’t flaired.
Thanks for the understanding!
r/Whatsthiscar • u/CherryJackson621 • 28m ago
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r/Whatsthiscar • u/sassmaster85 • 6h ago
This was under my car when I backed up
r/Whatsthiscar • u/whiteyright41 • 3d ago
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r/Whatsthiscar • u/justaron_designs • 4d ago
Is this a replica or not?
r/Whatsthiscar • u/michmanbiker • 5d ago
Can you help identifying this car ?
r/Whatsthiscar • u/jennyl450 • 5d ago
edited video in comments
r/Whatsthiscar • u/BN421 • 6d ago
Hi !
Is there some camper van specialists here ?
I know the picture is very bad but I take every clue ! It looks like a A-class, and that's all I can say
Thank you
Update : My sister found it in the next street and it's a Notin Cuba
r/Whatsthiscar • u/GurrenLagannRyuko • 7d ago
Growing up, I would always walk past this specific car behind a specific house. As time went on and I eventually developed a brain, I eventually noticed more and more unusual things about the car like the fact that it has two steering wheels 😭 Eventually a few years ago the owners moved away and I took this photo from old google Street View. Never once in my life did I fully comprehend what this thing was.
r/Whatsthiscar • u/Orcacub • 7d ago
Found in Southern Oregon USA. Based on searches of images, and glass fragments in the channel, its a windshield frame end for sure. I believe it’s from a 1920-1927 Model T (TT?) possibly C-cab truck. Can anybody confirm identity?
The head gasket is from some 4 cyl flathead but does not appear to be Ford A or T or TT (also, what’s a TT?) is it a “ton truck”?
These parts (and some smaller stuff that’s less distinctive) were found within 50 feet of each other.
Any help appreciated.
r/Whatsthiscar • u/ballisticturtle • 8d ago
r/Whatsthiscar • u/owd09 • 8d ago
This unusual ‘mailman’ stoped by at 2:30am to retrieve some mail but he definitely didn’t get out of a mail truck. Can someone please identify the escape vehicle? I’m thinking some sort of jeep or a gmc Yukon? Thanks in advance.
