A pair of 1959 Buicks
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A pair of 1959 Buicks
Many consider it the most beautiful Buick ever
Actually, the low profile and wedge shape were largely copied
from cars Chrysler introduced two years earlier
The Buick's nicely-appointed interior
1962 Morgan
With a wooden frame and plywood floor, termites
were a bigger threat than rust
The Morgan's sporty dash
...and neat 4-cylinder engine
Pretty hot stuff for a "business man"
1922 Model T Ford
Mostly original, except the electric ignition
The Model T's simple 4-banger
1959 Pontiac Catalina — a sentimental favorite — I owned a new one
The '59 Pontiac dash brings back memories — I
spent many hours behind one
Just what I want to be finally carried away in
What do you mean, tacky?
I think it's very tasteful
Not sure why you need a CO2 canister in a casket
An exploded 1957 Ford Skyliner
Part 1940, part 1936 and part who-knows-what Ford
truck
...with a modern screaming V8
...and a very personalized dash
If you know your Chrysler 300 lettered series, the "G" identifies the 1961 model
...featuring Chrysler's storied "Forward
Look"
1930 Model A Ford — first complete production line station wagon — before that you
had to order car from Ford and wooden body panels from another manufacturer
1930 Model A Sedan
I've got so many pictures of Corvettes, I now only photograph really outstanding ones,
like this 1958 model
The rather plain but reliable 1952 Chevrolet
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