Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[spokejr]

That's depressing. Out of all of the cars in that parking lot there are only 2 Studebakers?

On the otherhand, how often do you see a Borgward butt to butt with a `57 Buick, a pair of 300SL's (one a gullwing and the other a roadster) a 190SL, 5 `59 Chevys, a MK X Jag sedan and enough Corvettes and XK 120 & 140 roadsters to make these 2 look mundane, even boring???

[SN-60]

On the otherhand, how often do you see a Borgward butt to butt with a `57 Buick, a pair of 300SL's (one a gullwing and the other a roadster) a 190SL, 5 `59 Chevys, a MK X Jag sedan and enough Corvettes and XK 120 & 140 roadsters to make these 2 look mundane, even boring???

Whatever excites You I guess.

[dnevin]

Whatever excites You I guess.

I'm with Ken on this one--that's an impressive collection of sports cars!

[Noxnabaker]

I reckon you could tell something by looking at the background race-cars...

[spokejr]

Whatever excites You I guess.

Ed, ALL of it excites me. If it was made in the 20th century, I'm all over it. When it comes to motor vehicles (actually, machinery in general), I am non-denominational!

Ken

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[Sam Ensley]

These last two pictures, 1871 and 1872, are awesome, especially 1871. Where did you get those pictures?

[JRoberts]

Both of these came from the H.A.M.B. thread entitled, "Vintage Shots from Days Gone By." I have seen the picture of Whatoff Motors elsewhere on the internet along with otheers of that dealership.

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[JRoberts]

Saw one of these in the Smith Collection in Lincoln, Nebraska a few weeks ago. These were made in Russia I believe.

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