Instead of a 120C, I believe it is a 994 120B. Bow tie bumper guards and 36 hood.

1937 120 by the looks of the dash radio head. Both of my cars has 5150 radio boxes.

The red car looks like it would be a 1954 and not a 1953.

Saw this picture the other day, I don't think I have ever seen a car like this and was wondering if anyone knows the make, model, and year?

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I have sent a couple on PM's to you. Might be interesting for you

On my 1937 138CD 1090 Touring Limo the books show that the passengers compartment had several Broadcloth options whereas the chauffeur compartment is done in leather as standard equipment. Mine has the original interior (although not usable) It is black leather in the front and a tan cloth in the back. I will be redoing it in a grey combination leather front/ cloth rear.

Both of the 1953 Henney Juniors I have owned. The one I had for over 20 years #13 was a 52, bodied 53 . It had 16 inch wheels. It was pretty dolled up. It had lots of chrome and had an OD transmission. The other one was in the #250's of around 325 built. it also had 16 inch wheels. I had bought this car for the siren and the gurney. I never drove it.

I would be happy to go and report on it for you. I have done that before on cars for sale on craigslist for others from this site. Send a PM to me

I am 1 hour away in Northern Alabama. I go there alot. Need a car looked at?

Only thing it is not a 1935 but was made from a 1937 120C. As per the dash, hood, and the front bumper being a 36-37 vintage It does give me an idea what I could do with the 37 158" chassis I have laying around.