No problem! Hot Rods are, as you say, usually Fords. The easiest way to tell a Model A from a '32 or newer is the fuel cap in the middle of the cowl. For 1932 they got the fuel tank behind the trunk.

Still trying to figure out this military truck. I would guess an AM General, but it only has a single rear axle. Most of the 5-ton trucks used by the US military have two axles.

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Still looking for the truck above and a new one:

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I think this one is a Dodge Power Wagon based vehicle?

Chevrolet G-7105 ?

Maybe??


Here is another similar, but different one:
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Dodge WC-53

Thanks!!

Need our Studebaker experts, Didn't get this Hawk up close and saw it as it was driving away, but can't figure out the year. I think it's a late 50's model, but haven't found which year. I think by the taillights were used 1957-1961. And I didn't see the front end.

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'61 with that side-trim. Unusual to see one in single-tone.

Thanks!! Oldcarbrochures is missing a 1961 Hawk brochure/literature, and I just wasn't coming up with that side trim.