Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Can anyone ID the builder and maybe have info on the car? Hard to tell, looks like it’s running a Dodge Red Ram.

 

https://revivaler.com/model-t-ford-custom-fun-car/

 

And sounds great

 

Once again, great detective work by you. I see the builder was I.J. Hassad, never heard of him before.

 

Well.........
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...cs-from-the-hassad-family-collection.1196880/

 

1933-1934 ford coupes are not my thing, but this one really looks good to me.

 

Rene Lussier's " Ice Box". Rene was a member of the C.A.R.B.S. car club of Hartford, Connecticut.

 

Is that Henry Rootlieb's 1934 Ford sedan / cum roadster in the center of the picture ?

 

OOPS !

 

The example of a protruding rear axle & wheel assembly is testament to my avatar being launched & upended at full speed...a lap not completed !

 

Lions…..at the beach…

 

Bobby Rydell and Ann Margret.

 

I've heard of making the car wide on the last lap, but this is ridiculous!

 

What a great pic, any infos on that?

 

Never seen those pics, interesting. Where they from?

 

I love looking a pics from days gone by, especially when it's a car show. Women wandering around, all dolled up waiting patiently, young fellas dreaming or scheming on what to do with their car, old fellas walking either admiring the work gone into the cars on display or how someone ruined a perfectly good automobile. Love this thread, cheers.