Historical photos of automobiles of the 1920's and 1930's

[TAIrving]

I wonder if these might be topics for scroll saw patterns.  

 

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/most-beautiful-cars-1930s/

Henry Leland, founder of Cadillac, with his 1905 Cadillac “Osceola,” the first fully enclosed car built by Cadillac.

[Scruffydog]

Nice photo, but, what's wrong with that picture? Is it me, or did he park on a stump? The base of the tree is touching his left foot. Is this a "prehistoric Photoshop" job?

[Scrappile]

@Scruffydog Look closely I think that stump is actually part of some steps that can be used to get in and out of the car.  You had me going for a while, I had to really study it.

My favorite is the the "35 bobtail speedster,  I would love to do some cruising in one of those puppies!

 

[jerry walters]

Boy, I didn't realize so many beautiful cars were built in that era. When I see a 57 Chevy, a 63 plymouth, or a 57 Ford I want one. Wouldn't be amazing to be driving one of these 20's and 30's down the street. Everyone wound wonder how he got that. Thanks for sharing. This is what makes this site so interestig.

Jerry

[Fab4]

14 hours ago, Scruffydog said:

Nice photo, but, what's wrong with that picture? Is it me, or did he park on a stump? The base of the tree is touching his left foot. Is this a "prehistoric Photoshop" job?

I thought it was the brakes @Scruffydog

[Gene Howe]

My dream car.