picture #7 looks like a 32 packard 905 twin6

As for picture #1 are you alluding that it is a FIAT. I looked through all the info on 30’s fiats and I couldn’t find anything with cowl mounted wipers and WTF would they have french gauges in it? Then you gave me the other hint and I found out about SIATA. I have to admit I have never heard of the marque and there is very little info available on the web regarding it. It is a 1951-53 Siata 300BC 750 which looks a hell of alot like the early Ferrari’s . All of the examples I found pictures of only have a three spoke steering wheel. I don’t know if this car was fitted with the 750 CC crossley tin engine.

#1… you’re looking in the wrong country… this car even has the word “Italiana” in it’s name.

#7 is NOT a Duesenberg. It is not even part of that Indiana A.C.D. group, but the company does have an Indiana connection. You’ll just have to “Ask the man who owns one.”

–chuck

#1 Yes please, throw me a bone. I have searched all th french and french hybrid builders (i.e Hispano-suiza) and cannot find an example of those cowl mounted wipers and painted dash.

CHeers,
Shaun

P.S. How far west does the new england 1000 come?

Also wrong, but getting warmer, on #7.

Bingo on the Lightweight.