[What would you do if this guy flagged you down in 1926?]

What would I do? Probably offer to light his cigarette.

[If you could only have one “dream” car.......]

1951 DeSoto Custom 4 door sedan for purely sentimental reasons.

[Mid 1930's rear spare cover ID help]

One piece cover on the Hupmobile as the inside shape of the spare was stamped into the body shell.

[Mid 1930's rear spare cover ID help]

My 1935 Hupmobile 518D had a similar rear cover with the trap door. I'll try to find a picture of it.

[They were just old cars - images of the era]

First image is of my great grandfather Lawrence Halter (to the left holding the bundle) and his car in Akron, Ohio. City Laundry was his business. I posted this a long time ago and I don't believe I got a definitive identification on that car. The second photo has great grandfather in the rumble seat behind Chief Pontiac and my grandfather Edward Hetzel standing far right. This forum identified this car as a 1928 Oakland.

[1930's Fair or Car Show Display]

The New Year is just about half-way through escorting the Old Year out.

[Pierce limousine and Packard LeBaron prewar cars in postwar era]

The attire and hair of the women in the car and crowd certainly looks more 1930 than 1960 to me in the parade car.

[Which rare Car is this?]

I can see the 2cv valve covers peeking out in the original photo.

[Caption This...]

Aw gee Mrs. Finsterpurdy, that left front corner was dinged  when I borrowed it. Emmy Sue's just tryin' to git yer goat.

[I spy with my little eye a ____ What is this car ?]

Whatever it is, it looks like someone has already lowered it.

[How about a picture of YOU with a car?]

Here I am in the garage after delivery of my parts car. Left to right: 2015 Fiat 500, 1959 Fiat Granluce 1200 (being restored), the parts car for the the '59, and my '67 Fiat Giardiniera. Folks love the slow moving vehicle sign!

 

Oh, let's not forget the pair of 1966 Honda CA160s with custom luggage racks.

 

[car exhibition in France]

Thank you for posting! I love the Panhards. Such different looking cars.

[Uncle Bob with what car?]

Thank you. Great looking hood ornaments. Better than the biplane!

[1938 Plymouth Sedan]

Love the trouble light hanging under the dash in the picture! Looks real familiar...

[Uncle Bob with what car?]

Thank you for the replies. If those marks on the radiator shell are a badge, does anyone have a photo of what that may look like?

[Uncle Bob with what car?]

My Uncle Bob just passed away and my cousins included these two pictures in a photo display. Could anyone identify this car please? He was born in 1931 and the license plate appears to be 1934. Thank you all. The hood ornament is a nice touch!

[REPORTS ON A 1914 HUMBERETTE RESTORATION]

"Oh yeah?," quotes Rodney, "My wife's cooking is so bad I bought her an oven that flushes."

[needs a caption]

Hmmn. Maybe this is an important part.

[Roger's handcrafted 1:12 scale models]

Is your jackstand appropriately positioned and of good quality? I'd think twice about working under that car.

[A Family’s fascination revives story of the Cole Motor cars]

Hello! I approached you about a week ago at the Gilmore Museum while taking their Model T driving school. It was a pleasure meeting you and I certainly enjoyed seeing the display with the Cole cars. Oh, and yes, driving those Model T's was worth the drive to get there! Looking forward to more of you posts.

[Exhaust Vendors at Hershey?]

Exhaust vendor? Exhaust is free and plentiful around here.

[Restore my buick electra 1969 :)]

You are making great progress!

[Anyone know what car this cool lighter is from?]

I'll bet Keiser31 will know. Oh wait a minute...

[Seriously, what is this ?]

Homer Simpson built it.

[Thoughts on overall styling choices]

The front portion ends too abruptly with too may sharp edges. Definitely makes it look like two disparate vehicles slammed together.