A new game has been released, identifying cars from the 1930s

[Buzzard]

www.americantorque.com/game/1930s-cars/

I don't profess to know my older stuff as I only achieved 48%.

Good Luck all you pros.
Cheers, Bill

[skyway]

Fun and thanks.
34 of 44 for 77%!
Whoda thunk?

[Greenstude]

Hmmm ... 40 out of 44 .... 91%. Got a few years wrong. Either I've been in the antique auto hobby too long (47th year) or I'm too old.

[ddub]

82%, better than I expected. Don't know my Mopars.

[6hk71400]

I got a 95% 42 out of 44. Got all the years right but missed on a Plymouth and a Buick. Guess all my misspent years of looking and reading car books has finally paid off. Of course the payment is $0.00 but priceless as far as satisfaction.

Bob Miles
Tucson AZ

[rockne10]

I got 86%. Not bad for a practicing somnambulist.

[Bordeaux Daytona]

98%. I got the Olds year wrong and i zoomed in on the Mercury emblem on the hood of the 39 so I cheated on that one. I've read a lot of magazine and books on old cars since I was a kid so I guess that helps.

[BobPalma]

84%. Got all of the makes correct but missed a few years. BP

[Kurt]

I got 57%. Didn't think that was too bad for someone who was born in the 60's.

[T.J lavallee]

wow! I got 52 percent. Better than I ever thought I could do. That was fun. Thanks.

[spokejr]

84%. Not bad for being born in '61.

[8E45E]

I got 93%.

I missed the years on a couple of them.

Craig

[Blue 15G]

95%, 42 out of 44. Missed the year of the Graham and the make of the older Dodge. I guess I know more about prewar cars than I thought. I didn't expect to do so well.

[benaslopoke]

98%, Missed the year on the Airflow Chrysler..

[kurtruk]

Born in 1963, I got 98%. Didn't realize I missed one, thought I got them all right. Yeah, I read a lot of car books, but it's more an understanding of the progression of styling.