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That reminds me of the Catalina coupe I had back in the 60's, only mine was a '63. 389 3-speed on the column. It was a memorable car
Actually, Chrysler offered a 300 4 dr Sedan in 1969, but I am not allowed to post my picture of that late a car here.
A Velie Touring Car as a studio prop. Rare car: here is a 1921 Velie[ATTACH]
AI. They will have to make a way to get in. Also notice the portion of the car parked behind it, unless my cataracts deceive me it is a bit out of...
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'' There are some other features that make me lean towards a Canadian Overland; the oblong filler neck on the radiator, the painted name on the...
c1917 Willys Overland I believe[ATTACH]
This is a most interesting car; a 27-28 Chevy with a flathead 4-looks like a Ford B, and a Ford grille. I guess someone must have used what they...
Nope: that is a very nice photo of a 1910 Ford T; don't know what somebody was thinking on that other one. I have the restored and unrestored on...
And on a funnier note, not only has the car an interchangeable head, so too does the driver! Ha![ATTACH]
It is like a Swiss Army Knife
Turning that riA leB around[ATTACH]
A rare 29-30 Oldsmobile Viking
Aunt Genevieve paying a visit!
Aloha!
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Yes, I know the photo quite well. While the family was from Gaston County, the photo was taken in Henderson County, about 80 miles away. And the...
This 29 Ford photo is from out my way-or very near, in Henderson County, NC. Good to see it!
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And a 1932 Graham-Paige, before they dropped the Paige name[ATTACH]
1937 DeSoto S-3 Coupe. Thats a great photo.
1929-30 Graham-Paige. Great photo!
1930 Buick, I believe it is a 60 Series
That was typical GM. But the really funny thing for me is that working at the dealer, I had rebuilt so many cast iron PGs that the first aluminum...
I believe so; Powerglides were cast iron until 62, and it looks aluminum.
And a 1938 Ford. Lots of beauties today.
1937 Packard 115 Coupe
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