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When the drizzle got too heavy, we ducked under a tent
But car lovers wouldn't be deterred for long from admiring cars, like this 1959 Plymouth
Raindrops speckle the grille of a 1932 Duesenberg II
Beautiful, but this is a replica, not an original
A faithful reproduction of the original
A labor of love for somebody
I had to get this one from all angles
A restored original Duesenberg, circa 1932
The German Duesenberg brothers came to America and manufactured their car in Indiana
W. C. Fields would have approved
It was said of him, "He built a bar in his car, then he drove himself to drink."
Now there's an interesting acronym
I hope they uncover that beautiful 1935 Ford Phaeton before the show is over
Front end of an Auburn
Circa 1935 Speedster — there was no information on it, but it may be a replica
The Auburn's cockpit
The rain let up enough for them to risk uncovering the 1935 Ford Phaeton
The Ford has won a pair of distinguished awards
Sorry, this taxi's not available
Somehow, I don't think those are 2010 rates
Checker cabs looked alike for many years, but I'd guess this one is in the 1960-65 range
American-made 1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost — they were built in Springfield, Mass. from 1921-31
The Rolls's dual-ignition 6-cylinder engine
The sleek 1953 Hudson Hornet
From the same company that made the Hudson
This is the 1931 edition of the Essex
1910 Cadillac Roadster
Cars were much more interesting in those days
Just my opinion
Clutch and brake pedals labeled, in case you forgot which was which
It would be fair to say driving took a bit more skill in those days
1970 Oldsmobile 442, pace car for the 54th Indy 500
1938 Ford
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