Vintage shots from days gone by!

SAXON line up around 1914. Bob

 

Fairly rare1913 Ford, with the tall rear door one year only body. Bob

 

One cylinder BRUSH, they had coil springs on all four corners and round wood axles, chain drive. Bob

 

Well then, Given that bit of info I shall find another car from my childhood to rail against so as not to offend the snowflakes.

 

I may have just spit up a little....Someone find me a `60 Plymouth wagon to make the vision go away...……...

 

One of my favorite early cars, wooden frame and front axle. If you have never heard of the Abernathy Boys find a book about them . They were 6 and 9 years old and drove a Brush cross country by themselves. Banjeaux Bob turned me onto them a few years ago.

 

"Gone fishin instead of just a wishin" Brings back memories of my childhood.

 

Dad owned one of those....Didn`t make the dog cower in fear like the `60 Plymouth did

 

Darn...…..You saw through my devious plan...if it would not be a huge problem..I would prefer it in Grigio/ Nero so as to match my wife`s 812 it will be parked next to.

 

Interesting tail gate

 

Chevrolet was the only one going to 6 lugs

 

Sunshine gleaming on a curvy bronze Buick

 

Holes lots of holes

 

Zhang Zuolin dominated Manchuria between 1916 and 1928 and felt it necessary to commission this unique armor-plated 1921 Packard Twin Six to protect himself as he traveled.



1937 Hunt housecar, one of several very unique early housecars built by Hollywood cinematographer Roy Hunt between 1935 and 1945

 

born chris jorgenson. went to sweden (?) and had his gender "reassigned." quite a sensation in the early '50s!

 

guys at the office once remarked that my gf had her "high beams" on!