Street Spotting

I'd be willing to bet that they are.

 

Yeah, that’s what made me start looking at the Lark. It looks like they chopped a lark in half and put a bed on it.
The back post leans forward on the door it looks like but I haven’t found that yet in my searches of larks.

 

Here's the best image I could find from that angle. What do you think?

 

Looks like to me. We may be a year off it looks like the chrome strip dips a bit toward the rear and the truck looks level.

 

Update:

 

During the summer months we have a number of local cruise nights in the Valley. There's always a great variety of cars and trucks that make their way out into the streets. Last week we were cruising the Ave. and I noticed this wagon sitting in one of the parking lots along the route. I had to pull over and check it out.



I thought it was a FORD from the road, but when I got up close I realized it was a Mercury!



It's a 1946. It has been in the same family since new. It's current owners (whose names I have forgotten ) are husband and wife, the car coming from the wife's side of the family. Her Grandpa did a refurbishment in the 1970's, and that's the state it is in today.

It's a rare car indeed, I was very happy to see it and to spend some time visiting with the owners. Wagon folks are great.

 

WOW!
Crazy 'bout that Mercury!

 

Yessir!

 

wile driving the mixer for work stoped at gas station for coffee and this pulled in

 

Very nice

 

delivering concrete saw this all by its self in a parking lot, and it had buckets and four speed.

 

Like every other story: "Yep, gonna restore it someday, so nope, not for sale."