Vintage shots from days gone by!

see, i knew it

 

Stock-car racing in Sweden, very popular during the 1950's, and what destroyed thousands of 1930's cars during just a few years....
the rules were simple, just be first in goal after the right number of laps wins, extra points for every car you can flip over or crash out while racing.

Anybody know what makes the cars are?
The text on the trunk says: Here you can see the rear.
Interior, anyone know what make this is?

1957 in Linköping.

 

First pic. From left.. Sure looks like a 35/36 Ford tudor with a delivery door (might been attached in sweden.) Buick ´34 and Dodge ´39
Pic 2. 35/36 Ford Fourdoor humpback
Interior 35/36 Ford.
Uppside down.. 33/34 Ford Tudor

 

speedster with a top. Morton&brett madem. Called them roadsters.

 

Thanks for your help Constructionbob

 

Good Eye!

More of Morton & Brett....

http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/m/morton_brett/morton_brett.htm

"Elvin D. Morton, a Canadian living in Indianapolis and a partner, Jack Brett,
opened an auto body and paint shop at 811-815 East Twenty-Third St.
Indianapolis, Indiana sometime before the start of 1918. A classified ad in
the May 20, 1918 Indianapolis Star announced:

“Automobiles painted by Morton & Brett are easily recognized by
their indestructible crystal finish; all prices. We are now equipped to handle
this work in addition to special bodies. Morton & Brett, 811-815 East
Twenty-third St. North 9300 or automatic 41-189.”
​

Another Indianapolis Star classified dated November, 10, 1919 reads:

“Morton & Brett, High-grade special bodies and painting for all cars. 811
E. Twenty-third St., North 9300.”
​

Elvin D. Morton is credited with the design of those early speedster
bodies and applied for a U.S. patent on September 20, 1919, for his
“Speedway Body for Motor Vehicles of the Ford Type” which was awarded design
patent # D54668 on March 9, 1920.















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Firestone-Columbus
The Columbus Buggy Co.
Columbus, Ohio
1907-1915

 

Finch Limited
The Pungs-Finch Auto & Gas Engine Co.
Detroit, Michigan
1906

 

Ferris
The Ohio Motor Vehicle Co.
Cleveland, Ohio
1920-1922

 

Scanai Vabis 1940

 

Fawick-Flyer
The Fawick Motor Car Co.
Sioux Falls, SD
1910-1912