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Just a friendly reminder to always wear a seat belt. *This comes from a Ford brochure from 1956.
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People and Their Cars - Bare-Bones Edition:
These photos are of what appears to be a 1960s school group visiting a 1926 Model A commercial chassis. *
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GM Aero 2000 concept car from 1982 with a drag coefficient of 0.23. *It has been said to influence the design of contemporary hybrid/electric cars. If you’ve seen the documentary*Who Killed the Electric Car?,*
the featured EV1*resembles*the Aero 2000 quite a bit. If you haven’t seen the movie, it is an interesting piece of film.
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In 1949, the American Trucking Industry put out this ad with this*behemoth*of a man casually strolling down the highway. *We feel bad for the people below since he fails in paying attention.
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Creepy:
We don’t know what it is, but the cover of this 1967 Oldsmobile catalog freaks us out.
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1934 Panhard Panoramique showing its stability. Google translate says, (and correct us if it’s wrong) that these ladies were students of the French Dancer Irene Popard.
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Fill ‘er up!:
This little kid gets to do what we always wanted to.
From the cover of the Saturday Evening Post - August 20, 1949.
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Ride like the wind!:
While we’re big on cars here, we’d still like to see the little colt win this race.
From a 1937 Oldsmobile ad.
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Apparently dead people are perfect. *Found this on the inside cover of the book Your Automotive Business by Walter O. Penzing.*
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Cruel:
With a smirk on her face, this lady tangles the key in our face, reminding us that we can’t drive her car.
From the covers of a 1966 and 1967 Pontiac accessory catalog.
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That’s Pretty Trippy:
This 1949 Ethyl gas ad features mythological beasts. *Not sure how we feel about taking Pan for a ride.
prova275:I hate when this happens….He’s got a little...
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He’s got a little captain in him.
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