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A Gentleman and His Automobile: 1910
Bert Delos Heck (1871-1974) and his automobile in front of his house in Sidney Ohio. Bert was my great grandfather who spent his entire life in Sidney, OH. As a boy I was fortunate to have known him briefly. Anybody know what kind of car that is? View full size.
Car ID
1910-1912 Regal 25-horsepower Model N Underslung Roadster
The Car
The unusual front suspension suggests that the car is an American Underslung.
There is a museum photo here, with very similar springing, however the radiator shape is different.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/velden/6053224524/
I am inclined to think that the car is either an American Underslung of a different year, or a re-bodied Underslung car, or perhaps a period copy. Sorry, I don't know much about USA cars.
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