[Pharmboy]

I was told it was a Humpmobile...guess not.

[Pharmboy]

Money and auto ping...I knew you guys would HAVE to know this.

[EggsAckley]

According to Snopes, it is not any one type but a composite of many types of cars. It was minted in 1928, and a few years later people spread the rumor that it car’s occupants were Bonnie and Clyde, but they didn’t even meet until two years after the minting.

[P.O.E.]

Isn’t that Laurel & Hardy standing on the sidewalk?

[1raider1]

Funny. I’m sure that a lot of different makes are “HUMPmobiles”.

[Hexenhammer]

Yeah, I heard that it was a composite as well, a composite of what, I have no clue.

[Andonius_99]

So they had Hybrids back then, too??? /s

[al_c]

Hmmm .... looks like a Hup to me:

[OldMissileer]

I would like to see for myself but my wife will not let me have a bill of that high a denomination. :-)

[ml/nj]

More interesting than what kind of car it is is the street scene itself. DC was a small town then.

ML/NJ

[353FMG]

And who in hell is driving the car?

[Kirkwood]

In college I dated a girl who was an heiress to the vast Hupmobile fortune.

[Textide]

Found a close-up on a Bonnie and Clyde thread on snopes...hehe.

[Gaffer]

When I was younger, I used to be able to read the names of the states on the Lincoln Memorial shown on the back of the 5 dollar bill (front side of the building anyway)......Top...Arkansas, Michigan, Florida,Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, California (and this is just half of the top row......) I think all the 48 states are on the periphery of the building...

[T Minus Four]

Ah then. A Johnny Cash car.