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TG57Roadmaster

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While perusing ebay for vintage slide images for a project, I'm running across some interesting cars that I think are worth sharing. Neat thing about slides is that they're originals and can be used any way the new owner wishes. They're especially cool if you know where the car is now.

 

Often the photogs are pretty decent using good cameras, sometimes not so much. Don't be put off by the low-res scans used by sellers, they'll tell you if it's a clear, crisp image or not. They're normally listed pretty pathetically ("Old Car") and go under the radar. 

 

Forest Park, 1952

 

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Marmon Sixteen Sedan

 

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Rolls-Royce P1 Ascot Tourer. Note the curved uptick

where the rear fender meets the running board. The only

contemporary image I can find with that trait is from a 2003

Motor Trend piece on Rolls-Royce at the Peterson.

Same car?

http://www.motortrend.com/auto_news/112_030619_rr/

 

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Mercedes-Benz 630K Saoutchik Transformable.

This is the New York and Paris Salon car.

 

60 years later it appeared at the 2013

Retro Classics in Stuttgart, unrestored...

 

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http://www.madle.org/drc13.htm

 

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1928 Paris Salon

 

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Geneva ?

 

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32 Lincoln KB Dietrich Coupe

 

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Duesenberg SJ on the short wheelbase

 

 

TG

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On 9/18/2015 at 12:58 AM, TG57Roadmaster said:

Mercedes-Benz 630K Saoutchik Transformable.

This is the New York and Paris Salon car.

 

60 years later it appeared at the 2013

Retro Classics in Stuttgart, unrestored...

 

TG57Roadmaster could you PM me about this car? Thank you.

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