Help with a rare car..
 

I saw this weird car the other day on the way to work...
White, very long, definitely an old car. Looked like the front end of a Rolls-Royce. Very nice and it was quite long and pretty low to the ground. Any suggestions on what this MIGHT be?

You're gonna need to find a picture to help out, something to work with, kn'what'I'mean?

what did the grill look like, what was the general shape of the grill? Any colored emblams toward the top of the radiator?

yeah, you've just described just about any white hotrod based on any large vehicle from 1930 on ;)

Maybe an 80's Jaguar XJ? How old? Better description?

Something to the effect of this:
http://www.thamesweb.co.uk/windsor/w...s/DSCF1447.JPG

I really don't know sor sure but know I can almost positively say it was an early Rolls Royce.

Well as long as we are looking at older cars....i saw a few a while back on a roadtrip that i haven't looked at hard enough to identify. First one looks like Hitlers car or something....

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...c/f91bae4e.jpg


This one was kinda badass, but found another pic that had the lisence plate, and figured out what it was. Apparently the Clenet was a mid-late 70's car...not nearly as old as it looks. the 75 had a huge 460 in it, making a whopping 208 HP. Top speed of 120 mph.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...3/f91bae76.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/f91bae62.jpg




But yeah... i am not quite sure what that first car is.

that first picture a rolls.
I think a Silver Dawn (very similar to the Bently Mark VI)

How similar was the car to that picture? ya gotta throw us a bone here!

Peryn, that first white car is a Zimmer, i beileve.

Its a lost cause....just a neat car

Might have even been that zimmer in the 2nd pic...who knows. It was an awesome car.

http://www.hummel.com/cord-misc/a-MyFirstCord.gif http://www.acdclub.org/ Check out some of these in their image gallery.

I never been a big fan of the coffin nosed cords, to many diffrent things going on, the preselector gear box is pretty cool though