The numbers game, or "how high can we go?"

[thecarlover]

Lagonda 16/65

[Ch_Flash]

1666

[UnderlovedGhost]

1935 MG PA Midget chassis 1667

[Edsel]

Don’t know how I found this guy, but he can be 1668

[Knugcab]

That’s cool, I have nothing against you posting your own car in here.

Bolens 1669 and really bending my own rules now

[UnderlovedGhost]

AC 16/70

[Edsel]

Don’t know if that was a joke or not, but didn’t mean to say I owned that. I just stumbled across the funny image.

1671

If it was a joke, then lmao so true xd.

[happyfireballman]

1672 Ferdinand Verbiest’s trolley - The oldest design here

Or the BMW 2002 Turbo- Only 1672 of these were made

[CinderAutomation]

You might want to edit that… It says 1670

[UnderlovedGhost]

1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III by Tickford.

VIN: AM/300/3/1673

[thecarlover]

1674 miles on this Singer DLS built from a 1990 Porsche.

[UnderlovedGhost]

1957 Maserati 150 S Chassis 1675

[Knugcab]

1676. @Edsel , yes it was totally a joke

[Edsel]

1-6-7-7

Poes Law strikes again-en

[UnderlovedGhost]

1950 Allard P1 3.6-Litre Sports Saloon

Chassis No. 1678

[NotChris07]

1679

[vernode]

AC 16/80

[thecarlover]

Here’s New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway’s car #1681

I mean, this is a car picture after all, right? And it is a day for making a fool of others…

Here’s a more boring submission for those who aren’t feeling foolish:

[UnderlovedGhost]

have to go boring plate this time around, 1682

[Knugcab]

1683