Cool pictures! Post them here!

Here's some more.

 

Last ones. I wonder if any are for sale.

 

Is the boattail (Cord?) real?
I do dig that ford with the A/C on the top! LOL!

 

I couldn't tell if the Cord Boat tail was real or not.

 

Cord, I don't think so. Auburn, maybe. But considering the hardtop, which is obviously modern, the car probably is too.

 

Why don't you post some pictures?

 

I love this. Any clue what the story is?

 

Thats the greatest pic in the history of all great pics . A lion in the sidecar of a car???? wtf!

 

I don’t know if anyone has posted this here, or not, but I love this girl. Probably a Granny by now, or dead, or both. Look at that face, though . . . GA

 

Ummm...well...I have a lot of pictures, but none that seem to me to be "cool pictures." Anything in particular that you'd like to see?

 

mearles drive in, visalia cal. built in 1940 and sitting vacant, owner would like to see it leveled but its protected by the city.

 

What a waste... That would be an awesome diner today. I'm glad it's protected.

 

Another shot of my car by Etienne Musslin :



www.super2cv.com

 

JoZeF, that car is just tits......totally tits!

 

I meant pictures of Cords, and Alburns.

 

Couldn't agree more, that thing is just freaking sick.

 

Here's a Auburn.

 

Is that the Gilmore oil lion in that "passenger seat" of that race car???
Very cool picture!.

 

pics I took @ the NHRA museum in Pomona CA

 

more...

 

Hey! How come you have a pic of we bought Ratty for Christmas? Ha ha ha!

 

its in an air museum in florida

 

The first picture below is a replica of an Auburn Speedster. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of these have been built and sold over the last 30 years or so, and I think this is what you saw.

The second picture is a Cord of about the same vintage (1936). Although these have also been replicated, I don't believe there was ever a boat-tail version of this car -- either originally, from Cord, or in any of the replica offerings.

These pictures illustrate why I thought that the car you saw was more likely an Auburn than a Cord. Additionally, because of the removable hardtop (which was never offered on the original cars), I thought that it was most likely a modern replica.

 

Your absoulty right. I bet it is a replica. Thanks for clearing this up.

 

Your absolutely right. I bet it is a replica. Thanks for clearing this up.

 

How about a cool video?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCy9nrchqFI

This is absolutely bad ass !!!!! .....think motorized freestyle BMX

 

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