History GRAPHIC DESIGN WHEN RACING WAS DANGEROUS AND SEX WAS SAFE!

Still more 1964 olds

 

Finish off the 1964 Olds


4 DOOR 442 I have never seen a police car like this LOL.

 

Finish off the olds series with the 1965

The 442

 

Finish off the 1965 Olds with full sized

 

1903 Studebaker



1905 Studebaker



1906 Studebaker






1907 Studebaker

 

Love those old ads.Brings back a lot of neat memories. My Dad was 7 when that 1903 Studebaker came out.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

The Studes are tough to post the originals are SO HUGE I have to shrink them all so they can fit on the HAMB.

 

1908 Studebaker

 

1912 Studebaker



1914 Studebaker

 

1915 Studebaker




1916 Studebaker

 

1917 Studebaker

 

1919 Studebaker

 

1922 Studebaker

 

1923 Studebaker

 

Finish off the 1923 Studebaker

 

I like the graphics in the second one.

 

IMO,... what I find quasi interesting is that in Almost all of the factory advertisements, the pictured auto is substantially lower than the actual car and a lot of them seem to be sectioned. That goes for the early cars also. tires are way up in the wheel wells, lots of them are covering the top of the whitewall...... Just an observation..

 

1924 Studebaker

 

1927 Studebaker

 

Had to go to 1938 to find more

 

1944 Wartime Studebaker ads

 

1945 Another wartime Studebaker ad

 

1947 Studebaker

 

1950 Studebaker



1953 Studebaker the good stuff

 

1954 Studebaker

 

My son has one of those wagons.

 

It is the season of the big man just around the corner so I got out some of my Santa Ads from my magazine ad stash most of them he is nice...but there's a couple of him being bad....

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