This is a test

[3798j]

Identifying cars of the '50's (46/48). https://www.americantorque.com/game/car-show-50s/

 

[DrEntropy]

Harumph. It ~changed~ (swapped) two of my responses on the last Henry J and Kaiser one!?!



"You got 92% (44 right out of 48). The average score is 73%"

 

[Mickey Richaud]

45/48 - Pesky Chrysler products! Forgot how similar they looked in the early fifties.

 

[14dna]

48/48
Does this mean I need to find a hobby and quit this foolishness?

Dave

 

[DrEntropy]

My legit mistake was with the years of the early Merc's, question #4. The earlier two had me beat.

 

[JPSmit]

Only 73% mixed up the chryslers completely and the Henry J and the Kaiser.

 

[equiprx]

Got killed by the Mopar stuff. 83%, I'm just an average kind of guy on American cars.

 

[DART]

73% and very average here, too. Both the GM and Chrysler chrome monsters threw me. But...if they had used BRITISH SEDANS from the same period I wouldn't have done that well.

 

[rlwhitetr3b]

I got 44/48.
Mixed up the Henry J and Kaiser and the middle years of the Merc's.

 

[racingenglishcars]

90%. 43/48

I died on the 56 Chrysler models and mixed up two of the years on the Mercury models.

Good fun.

 

[Andrew Mace]

Fun! Mixed up the two Mercury models ('52 v '54) but got the rest. "You got 96% (46 right out of 48)." Sad thing is that I would probably get about 50% if this were done with 2011 models! :wink:

 

[3798j]

.... Mixed up the two Mercury models ('52 v '54) but got the rest....

Those were my mistakes too.

 

[rlwhitetr3b]

I would probably get about 50% if this were done with 2011 models! :wink:

There is so little difference in new models. It seems everyone wants to look the same.