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They look cold back there.
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OK, now I see why they were invented.
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Thank you. It must have been interesting for flappers in those pencil skirts.
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Can anyone tell me (tried a Google search to no avail) how one get's into a rumble seat? Is there a step or pad on the rear fender to help or do you climb in from behind the seats in the enclosed part of the car?
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At least the Radiator Mascot. Incredible machine, spotless in every regard.
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This was a rare sight at last year's Concours. A Nash with the Green Ribbon.
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Cadillac 1938
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That fruit truck is my favorite. It has that poster look.
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For me this represents a high point of art deco automotive styling. The vertical chrome stripes under the headlamps are a classic touch. http://
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Not as old but this one has a vivid quality that brings out the colors. It is also on my website in a different version in the Machines gallery.
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Keiser, Thank you. That is the look I am striving for - 1930's transportation posters - art deco.
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Dusty, Thank you. That is one of my favorites as it looks vintage, sort of art deco.
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Thank you Peter. That is an interesting historical fact and I have changed the title of the post to correctly reflect that these are Radiator Mascots, not hood ornaments.
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Here are some artistic renderings of a recent Concours. Also included are a few vivid shots. The art deco look of the highly modified images have the look of a poster. Which one is better?
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Here are some hood ornaments in my Machines gallery
