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This is my wife's grandfather. Can you identify the car behind him and the fish? Thanks ![[Linked Image from vccachat.org]](https://vccachat.org/gallery/default/full/2290.jpg)
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Jim M.
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Can't help with the car, but I see what look like several smallmouth bass and one pickerel (pike). All fresh water fish.
Could the car be a Graham? Split rear window is the hint.
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1940 Studebaker Commander or a 1939 converted to sealed beams
Last edited by Chev Nut; 12/22/12 11:13 AM.
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Yep, scratch the Graham, I'll go along with Gene on the Studebaker.
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Thanks Ken48 and Chev Nut. A 39 Studebaker makes sense since this photo was taken in Indiana.
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Seems to be a '39 Studebaker Commander, with 1940 Studebaker headlights/bezels. The '40 units were seal beam units, but retained the same oval trim shape as '39, making conversion easy.
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My guess was going to be Studebaker due to the hood trim and other front end parts. 
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