Brass is Best

Any car with 3 air horns can't be all bad.

WARNING overloading suspension my cause axle damage.

Here you go.

The gray tires help date it pre-'12.

Run that idea past these guys...

That is an open front town car. Meant to be strictly chauffeur driven.

Those are air shocks. notice they connect to the spring. Buick was using electric lamps in 1913.

Horse and the buggy!

The Blue car is killer!

Have to love the wide whitewalls on the engine.

I remember snow, rain and 70 degrees with sun. That was all at one meet!

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48 Ford, 50 Mercury and 53 Mercury

Nothing crazy just an old mustang...

My best guess 40's radio delete plate?

Officer I thought the STOP signs with white rings were optional.

Son I can assure you this is no joke, we at the State Patrol have no sense of humor.

The Speedsters were never really advertised by Packard. They were kept quiet. You had to know somebody at Packard to get one. It was and is a very exclusive automobile. They feature special intake and exhaust manifolds, high speed rear gears, Finned brake drums as well as special bodies. They were offered in roadster, phaeton, boat tail speedster and sedan bodies. All of the bodies were built narrow and small to keep the weight down. They were Packards version of a COPO or muscle car.

What a magnificent machine!

That's Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.

Correct me if wrong but isn't the fur supposed to be on the goat skin upholstery and the floors covered in ceramic tile?

A close second to bailing hay.

Here a few of my favorite Buicks.

I like the Johnny Cash.

Just tie a rope to the hole in the front and its ready for bumper sledding.