History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

A Latil TR 4x4

 

An Alvis Staussler Hefty 4x4

 

4x4 of the Belgian Army:

 

Bulgarian Army trucks:

 

British Army trucks - 1930's:

 

30 June 1920

 

".......around 1930.
A "wounded" K.N.I.L. trooper is
transported by the MIlitair
Geneeskundige Dienst (Army Medical
Service) in a modified light car. The
intention was to demonstrate this
invention during the 1931 World Expo
in Paris in 1931"


http://www.overvalwagen.com/ambulances.html

 

http://www.volvotrucks.com/TRUCKS/GLOBAL/EN-GB/COMPANY/HISTORY/1930S/Pages/TVA_and_TVB.aspx

 

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The fish that T6 told me he missed this past weekend.....

 

Wow, SunRoofCord. Nice Lincoln, cool shot of the Bi-Flex bumper. Who's the Tiger? Was Ty Cobb still playing by 1920? He was over six feet.

 

Wow, Twin, what a haul. The guy got all THAT in that Model A??? As I said, HAMBers seem to dig stories about bootleggers, rum-runners and shine-runners -- since guys usually tried to find a fairly quick, or at least very reliable, car to pull the caper, eh?

 

Interesting promotional design, but not at all practical.
The bodywork leaves no room for a "boot"! LOL

 

No doubt this car has been the subject of many posts elsewhere, but I had these photos on hand which are old, apparently of the same (Budweiser) car. The nice one was from Shorpy, and the other - who knows where. I think the car exists, or else a re-creation has been made. Do these help anyone identify what it started out as?

 

Boots, boats... what's next? A locomotive car...

 

Cadillac V-16, Circa 1930

 

Don Lee Cadillac ... San Francisco

 

!941 Buicks on display at the 2nd annual Buick Top Flight Salesman's Contest Banquet ... Excelsior Springs Missouri .... August 23rd 1940

 

Showroom of Don Lee Cadillac

 

A nice photo of a 1926 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton either going into or coming out of a showroom:

 

A Bunch Of Dorks ... oops ... I mean Dorts

 

Michelin Man's SHOES really worry me. Is it just me?

 

J.W. Frieden Hudson Essex ... San Francisco

 

Looking for a used car????

 

Don Lee Cadillac, LaSalle, Olds ... Sandiego .... 1935

 

Henry Leland with a 1905 Cadillac

 

Consider what country he is from. As they say, no one copies the French, and the French copy no one. I'm more concerned for the occupants of this Rolls (rollin' on the river?) than I am over ole Bibendum's footwear. Looks like a movie still (?).

 

From Wales, a T with a loyal passenger.

 

Another early gow job...