Green Mountain Racetrack, Pownal, Vermont
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Green Mountain Racetrack, Pownal, Vermont
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The Green Mountain Racetrack, closed to racing for many years,
now hosts car shows and other events
Hundreds of vendors hawk their wares on the spacious grounds and inside the cavernous stadium
Chrysler's top-of-the-line New Yorker
This is the 1939 model
Named for company founder Walter P. Chrysler
The New Yorker's dash
Behind the wheel of a 1951 "Shoebox" Ford convertible
A very desirable car in its day
A rare find indeed
This 1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Coupe is all original
Last registered in 1962, then stored in a barn for 48 years!
72,000 miles on the odometer, reportedly runs great — $12,000
A mint condition 1938 Buick Special coupe
A couple of real old-timers
The Hupmobile was manufactured from 1909-40 by Hupp Motor Company
This is the 1925 model
Rear view of the Hupmobile
1927 Packard
1927 Packard going away
The patented shape of the grille always identified the Packard
The red hexagon was also a Packard trademark
When was the last time you saw awnings on car windows?
They had them in Franklin's day
The very distinctive grille belongs to a 1923 Franklin
The Franklin's 6-cylinder engine
Either wooden or wire spokes were common on '20s cars —
others, like the Packard pictured above, had solid wheels
A pair of Model T Fords have an honored place in front of the stadium
An outstanding 1948 Chrysler Town and Country
The beautiful woodwork was refinished, but it's all original
Craftsmanship like this may never again be seen
We're fortunate there are people willing to preserve these grand old cars
Fluid Drive was a semi-automatic transmission offered by Chrysler in the '40s and early '50sPage 2 > Lots of cars, from the brass era to the '50s
Page 3 > A Vermont tractor pull, more cars, and other stuff
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