Reply to "Can anyone identify the manufacturer of this car based on this badge on the engine grill?"

Fine Danny, you're statistically correct. Let's move on. @JCL. Based on the photos you posted the car appears to be a Vintage Speedster or a Vintage Motorcars build. If you post some pictures of the door latch and the engine lid hinges we might be able to narrow it down even more. The reason I say Vintage rather than JPS is because JPS typically put the Speedometer on the right side of the steering wheel and also extended the dash covering all the way to the edge. Vintage built cars stop about an inch or two before the edge. Additionally, I've never seen the small aluminum piece at the base of the windshield tension rod used on a JPS.

5/18/211:09 PM

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