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JOHN P SULLIVAN FOUND A COOL FENDERLESS 1951 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION... WITH ZOOMIES, AT THE 2012 GOODGUYS PPG NATS

found on http://sakeracers.blogspot.com/2012/08/1951-studebaker-champion-starlight.h....

WHAT A 1930'S DUESENBURG CAR DEALERSHIP SHOWROOM MIGHT HAVE LOOKED LIKE

WHAT A 1930'S DUESENBURG CAR DEALERSHIP SHOWROOM MIGHT HAVE LOOKED LIKE.

SOME PEOPLE WAIT A LIFETIME TO FIND A GREAT CAR, SOME FIND IT WHEN THEY ARE A TEEN, AND WAIT A LIFETIME TO WON IT. MARK WAS A FORTUNATE RARITY, HE GOT BOTH THE CAR HE DESIRED 30ISH YEARS AGO, AND IT'S A BARNFIND 1969 GT 500 SHELBY MUSTANG

Mark's neighbor was an attorney that owned 3 Shelby Stangs, acquiring each as payment on cases, and this was the one he drove the most and damaged in the early 80's, and then parked it in the warehouse over his office.

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Showing posts with label brass era. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

1903 Spyker

in 1907 one Spyker participated in the Paris to Peking race... one of the few cars that did. It placed 2nd http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/07/1907-spyker-charles-godard-and-jean-du.html

Image from Wikipedia via http://silodrome.com/1903-spyker/

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

1904 Touring Runabout Oldsmobile










Monday, June 18, 2012

if a 1909 International Harvester could pass for Chitty Chitty, this would be the one... the Steam Punk exhibit at the San Diego Auto Museum in full effect








in the back, all the shiny cans? They are a solar power energy collector array



1910 Buick model 14b (Buggyabout)



 Port and starboard running lights, nearly... the upper colored area of these side mounted lanterns are green and red



Friday, June 15, 2012

that cool old vehicle in the 2nd Sherlock Holmes movie, Game of Shadows... is an 1893 Duryea



This frail gasoline-engined buggy started it all when it was driven on the streets of Springfield, Mass., on September 21, 1893. The second Duryea built won the Chicago Times-Herald Motocycle Race, Nov. 28, 1895.

 The Duryea Motor Wagon Company constructed 13 identical automobiles in 1896, making them the first American company that moved from making one car to making multiple copies for sale. Although they did not build the first American automobile, the Duryeas�like a number of other early automobile pioneers�claimed they built the first American car.
http://americanhistory.si.edu/onthemove/collection/object_1272.html

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