Gaz Fords

[Dave Mellor NJ]

possible Gaz 35? Ford among some Gaz As

 

[nkaminar]

I could make a comment, but I don't want to be russian to a conclusion.

 

[old31]

NK, that is a pathetic try of a Rodney Dangerfield impression.

 

[1930artdeco]

Does the A in the middle have a commercial SS shell on it?

 

[Joe K]

Duplicate. Sometimes the board doesn't pick up pix from a referenced source.

 

[Joe K]

Does the A in the middle have a commercial SS shell on it?

I think I've seen the Gaz radiator shell before as "somewhat shallow" in the "widow's peak" pattern of the upper shell. Not quite like American production. Below GAZ 1930ish

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAZ-A

Joe K

 

[Brad in Germany]

Does the A in the middle have a commercial SS shell on it?

Based on the shape of the vehicles' radiator shells, the vehicle in the background, in the center, is a GAZ-A. The vehicle on the left side is a Ford Model A.

You can see the GAZ-A radiator shell in this photo of the GAZ-A that is located in the basement of the Polytechnical Museum in Moscow, Russia:

Brad in Maryland