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A 1927 Pierce-Arrow gives the Lexington Historical Society
the look of an earlier era
The Pierce-Arrow can always be identified by the
headlights melded into the fenders,
a feature they patented in 1914
Needs no introduction — the 1956 classic Thunderbird
What style!
Thunderbird's closest competitor, the Corvette — this is the 1963 edition
Lexington's 1911 American LaFrance fire truck
You had a commanding view seated in the American LaFrance
A beautiful restoration
Everything in working order
The Lexington Minuteman stands guard over the
battlefield
where Americans fought the first battle for independence
On the second day of May, flowers are already in full bloom
Cyclists gather at the edge of the battlefield
A nicely restored 1931 Model A Ford
A symbol of luxury for over 100 years
1976 Cadillac Eldorado — America's last full-size convertible
I owned a '76 Eldorado — from the driver's seat
that hood looked like the deck
of an aircraft carrier — I can't believe I once drove such a huge automobile
A once-popular name now part of automotive history
The Oldsmobile Starfire was a full-size luxury
muscle car — this is the 1964 model
An earlier Cadillac — this one's a 1937
In the thirties, Cadillac also offered a V12 and
a gas tank draining V16
1949 Ford Woody
1919 Dodge Brothers touring car
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