History Pictures From a Local Collection

I snapped these last year at a local collectors shop/office. Cell phone pics (sorry). Included is a 392 Chrysler in it's original location. They didn't all end up in FEDs and Willys G***ers. The engine and ****** on the stand is a Caddy V16.

 

Great cars! What's that first roadster? It seems like it's custom and I can't make out the placard. Thanks!

 

1935 Lincoln K series as I recall, Most of the big cars were custom bodied back then, I don't remember the coachbuilder on this one. That was one of my favorites as well.

 

Very nice!

 

Thanks G! Some amazing coachwork there.

 

An amazing collection. Love the Indian Powerplus sickel, too.

 

Wow that Mercedes ssk is a real high dollar car!! I wonder what happened to the rest of that V-16 caddy.

 

Looks like a Model 30 Packard from @1910 but I'm not sure. That would be my pick of the collection for a "Keeper".

 

Someone definitely knows how to collect fine automobiles. That Lincoln is very nice and rather sporty and I guess that threw me off. The silver Packard is quite exceptional, too. Dietrich body, perhaps? And the Mercedes and the V16 Cad take it to the top. I like to see collections of exceptional models rather than typical models you see frequently. Thanks for sharing that with us.

 

very cool, out of the ordinary type collection. very nice thx for sharing

 

Thanks guys, this isn't all of them. John is a regular at most of the top concours around the country. The nice thing is he actually drives his cars quite often.

They are building a Marmon speedster. I'll try and get pics when it's done.

 

Thanks Mr. Gordon for posting the pics. I was wondering if that was the same guy that
was building the Marmon speedster. It is way too kool, I got the chance to peek at it
the other day. I kan't wait to hear it run.


Happy Trails,

Mick

 

He's got a hankerin' for the fancy stuff....

cool.

Rich

 

1913 Marmon Speedster 48B