Angelo VanBogart

Here's an obit on Dave Brownell: https://www.oldcarsweekly.com/news/rip-old-friend-david-w-brownell-passes?utm_content=199021647&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&hss_channel=fbp-54353598303

Let's hit 300 pages in honor of the anniversary!

Here's a still from the 1937 film "She Asked for It." Could never figure out exactly what brand of roadster is meeting its demise, but it's big. Packard, perhaps? Or a Hollywood combination of parts made to resemble a Packard?

And here it is after a fender bender at a railroad crossing.

There is a caption on the back of the photo and if I remember correctly, it states the pictured woman is actress Nita Naldi and the IS town car is credited to Valentino's ownership.

I have very much enjoyed this thread - thank you to all who contributed! Since I enjoyed seeing your photos, I thought I would post a few from my collection. Hope you enjoy them!

I have the original headlamps and headlamp bar to this 1924 Elcar and would like to reunite them with this car. This Elcar was auctioned out of a Wisconsin collection that was dispersed in 2018. The family that sold the collection didn't know cars and couldn't match up all of the parts to the correct cars. I bought the remainder of the parts out of the deceased collector's barns and storage units and in it were a pair of Elcar headlamps with the Elcar shield stamped in them along with a very wide headlamp spreader bar. Since the car was sold without headlamps and a headlamp bar, and the collector only had one Elcar, the parts that I found very likely belong to this car. If anyone has the buyer's contact info, or the number to the dealer who sold the car, I would appreciate having it so I can reunite the car with its parts. I can be reached at cadking1962@msn.com. Thanks!