Vintage shots from days gone by!

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cheap as willys....


'40 oil burning blind ass coupe







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My eyes are about to explode from going through this thread!!!

 

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another 41 death trap









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42 clunkstar

 

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You can't even give these toadstars away,
come on,
First Offer Over $200?



(Rattle traps)



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who designed that crap?



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Due to my activity at my site, I only come to the HAMB now to view this thread and the 60s-70s Oval Track thread. My kids grew up at the track and my son has a large website with racing clips and interviews. He also posts quite a few vintage modifieds. I come to these to threads after a long night of posting, etc at my site to just lay back and take it all in.

I just wanted to give you kudos of an extremely well done job and kudos to all the others also.

 

Kudos
we should all support the people that make this place what it is.
You guys keep me coming back
black in white is right
No matter what they tell you

 

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All things Dealership....


Atterbury-Kemper Company, Ford Products 1930





and inside the service department.....

 

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Automotive Sales Corporation Los Angeles 1929
It's interesting to note that this was a 'Corporation' rather than a company.







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Edison Hills, CA

 

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Don Lee Cadillac (SoCal?)






Don Lee Dealership 1930

 

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Fowler Ford '31












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Your Local Greer Robbins Chrysler Dealer





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HR Gillingham Desoto 1929








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Manhattan and 42nd street lobby

 

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Maurice J Sopp Chevrolet dealer 1930





The Side Entrance

 

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The New Ford's Were A Hit!





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Old Henry would test/twist your average Model A Front I Beam Axle 7 times
without it breaking just to prove that "Vanadium Steel" was far superior to the competitions steel.

I guess this is why we see 10,000 Model A's, and 1000 '40 Ford's (with their Flathead V8's)
to every Singular similar year GM, Chryco or Desoto today. (GM outproduced Ford almost 2 to 1 from 1928 to 1953)

 

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or you could buy a used car from this guy

 

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Paul G Hoffman Co Inc Studebaker car dealership 1937