Antique Car Premium Jigsaw Puzzle

There's an old vintage car club here that shows off their cars. These members get together - after leaving work I saw these old cars. Saw a really old Turquioise stuedabaker.

I used to have a 51 Packard with a straight 8 engine and mohair plush seats.

I do too
I like the old cars better than the cars now

You could tell which car company produced whatever model - they all looked different. Now, they virtually look the same.

I love old cars. My mom and dad had an old Studebaker when I was a kid. My husband had 2 Olds 442's, 72 pickup, and several other antique cars. I loved them better than my '14 Fusion. I wish we had the Olds fixed up and restored but we had to sell them as we had no money to put in them, especially my Brown Bomber.

Mamag When I moved to Canada in the sixties I bought my first car and it was a Studebaker Lark - probably worth a mint these days. Hugs.

My Dearly Beloved had a Studebaker at one time. He called it a "Stupidbaker", as it was always breaking down. (What do you expect when you pay $100 for the thing! )

Lol aknan, just love my new car a Toyota yaris (sky blue) - it will see me out. Hugs.

Most antiques are worth a lot of money if they can be restored to original state. Aknan, I love the "Stupidbaker".

At least it was repeatable in polite company!

Aussie ---- Mine was a Studebaker Lark, too!!!!
My first car. I had to teach a year to get the down payment. It was a '59, blue, no power-anything!
I loved it.

Hi Jamp, mine was blue as well. I bought it when I moved to Canada and got it home from the car yard OK, but when I went out later for a drive, because we drive on the other side of the road, kept reminding myself of that and I tootled off down the wrong side of the road until a motorist coming towards me began to light his lights and blow his horn and I realized I was on the wrong side and moved very smartly to the other side lol. I was OK after that incident. Hugs.

Aussie, I was unfamiliar with the Austin A30, so I googled it. What a classy looking car! I know what you mean about everyone knowing where you are, I drive a Chevy HHR, and it's bright red. One day my SIL told me you were at.....sure enough, I was! lol He can spot my car from a mile away. One day I was stopped at a red light when I heard my phone text-message alert. Since I was stopped, I checked it out, and there was a picture of my car! Yep, SIL was stopped almost next to me. lol Silly man.

After being discharged from the USMC in 1953, we drove a 1947 Buick Roadmaster from CA to MASS; then back to CA and finally, to MO. The guys on duty at the gate to Pendleton would see that big blue car coming and quickly move the stop-sign onto the raised step so we wouldn't take it with us. LOL

Yep, Aussie, it's easier to believe a lie or a story you've heard a thousand times than the truth when first revealed. And, more often than not, the truth won't seep into one's heart unless they're seeking it. Most often we encounter folks who say, "My mind's made up. Don't confuse me with facts." Changing one's opinion is the hardest thing some folks can ever do.

This old car parked on the grass reminds me of another joke. An old man living alone in South Armagh (Northern Ireland), whose only son was in Long Kesh Prison, didn't have anyone to dig his garden for his potatoes. So he wrote to his son about his predicament.

The son sent the following reply: "For heaven's sake, DON'T dig the garden up! That's where I buried the guns! "
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At 3 AM the next morning, a dozen British soldiers turned up and dug about the garden for three hours, but didn't find any guns.

Confused, the man wrote to his son telling him what had happened and asking him, "What should I do now? "

The son sent the following reply: "NOW -- plant the potatoes! "

Hope you've had a wonderful evening and bright morning by the time you've read this. Hugs, Aussie.

I can't help but wonder if they were concerned about the stop sign or your beautiful car! lol Sounds like you had a good, faithful friend there.

Just googled the car, what a beauty! Did you have the convertible? You were really STYLIN' in that gorgeous auto.

Hi rahrah, mine was a lot smaller than those that showed up when I googled it. Another name for it was a baby Austin. Hugs.

Luvs, that joke was very funny, thanks for sharing!

Baby Austin is so cute! I love small cars! My parents had an Austin-Healy Sprite in 1960 in rural Nebraska and they used to take it out in the snow and get it stuck...crazy but they had a ball. The farmers always knew where they were. :)

I think you had great parents! lol Those are the cutest little cars, but definitely not meant for snow. I'm surprised the snow didn't cover that car!

Old buick?

I just don't know. It has a kind of old Nash look to it as well, but not boxy enough.

Rahrah, I believe it's a foreign make, not US. There's no hood ornament or other identifier on the car, but the license plate is an older European style. It reminds me of an old Opel, perhaps from the 30s.

I would think it might be a Renault or a Nash.

Good suggestion, trynfindit.

I've been looking at old Renaults, and I think that's what it is. I found one the same color. Thanks for helping me solve this puzzle! lol

I Think it's a Opel Rekord, a German car from -57.