The style suggests it is from the 1930s, maybe 1935. Identification features are the grill, the crease in the front fender and the ribs on the hood. It has three bumper guards, the center one taller than the other two, but these may or may not be factory issue. Bolt-on bumper guards were a common third party acessory.

You might check and see what you find on this site. http://gotheborg.com/ But from what I can see it appears to be decal decorated.

Looks like it might be a millipede, tho it's kind of hard to tell. FYI, worms don't have feet or exoskeletons. Here's a link to some info on them & their ilk: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ig093

Timi, one of the names will be, I think, Rhipsalis, but it could now be known by another name (things are always getting reclassified), like Hatiora. It's a jungle cactus, growing in the crotches of trees/limbs of trees, in leaf litter and fauna droppings. It needs excellent drainage.