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A carpet of cars covers the Endicott grounds
The nation was still recovering from World War II when this 1947 Ford captured its imagination
The '47 Ford's perfectly restored dash
Popular, but it was outsold by Chevrolet in '47
Not my favorite type of car, but they're colorful and fun
Began life as a Model A Ford
Somebody poured a lot of time and love into this little coupe
They call this one a 1929 Ford — you could have fooled me
That's a big 1954 DeSoto 331 Hemi V8
This one's basically a Chevrolet, from somewhere in the '20s
Early '70s Supermodified — these are among the fastest short track cars in the world
100% hand-built — thanks to Dick C. for providing the details on this car
My kind of cars
A few rare specimens, like this 1910 Oakland, got an honored spot on the estate front lawn
1920 Locomobile, a custom-built luxury car, made in Bridgeport, Connecticut
I've photographed this 1926 Packard Phaeton many times over the years
Another Packard Phaeton, or touring car — this one's a 1931
The mansion makes an attractive backdrop for antique car photos
Popular among pre-1920 hotrodders...
...a 1914 Stutz Bearcat
Notice the unusual circular windscreen
Excalibur — designed after '30s-era Mercedes — one of only 6 made in 1987
A typical '30s-era grille...
...it belongs to a 1938 Chrysler Royal
1969 Mercury Marquis
1962 Corvette
1960 Corvette
1959 Corvette
1966 CorvetteReturn to Vintage Cars
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