Month: May 2023
1957 Oldsmobile in the Crusher
This vintage photo, dated ca.1975, from a salvage yard in Los Angeles CA. It shows a 1957 Oldsmobile. Another similar sad photo we see here.
Very original blue 1939 Oldsmobile ’80’. The Oldsmobile 80 of that year was known for its distinctive styling, which reflected the Art Deco design influences of the time. It featured sleek, flowing lines and a rounded grille with horizontal bars. Also a prominent chrome front bumper. The headlamps were integrated into the fenders, creating a Read More …
From a post card: 1950 Buick in Camden ME, ca. 1952 Camden is a picturesque coastal town nestled in the state of Maine in New England. It is renowned for its harbor views, downtown area, and maritime history. The town is surrounded by rolling hills. Camden’s Main Street is lined with boutique shops, art galleries, Read More …
Parking lot, ca. 1950. The car in the foreground is a brand new, rare 4dr Buick fastback.
Car dealerships in the USA from 1946 to 1960 experienced a period of growth and transformation, adapting to the changing market conditions and consumer preferences. They played a vital role in fueling the American love affair with automobiles and establishing the car culture that remains prevalent in the country to this day. An Oldsmobile car Read More …
The 1949 Oldsmobile Rocket was a significant model in the history of the American car manufacturer Oldsmobile. It introduced the ’88’ in 1949, together with the innovative “Futuramic” design from the previous year. This featured sleek and modern styling. This combination of a relatively small light body and large, powerful engine made it widely considered Read More …
Auto Salvage and a 1954 Oldsmobile
This snapshot from a salvage yard in Denver CO shows a 1954 Oldsmobile, just about being crushed. Sad. Another Oldsmobile being crushed we see here.
The 98 topped the Oldsmobile line for 1951. Olds offered three body styles. The 4-door sedan and convertible came only with Deluxe equipment. The Holiday hardtop was available with either Deluxe or Standard trim. The 98 standard equipment included bumper guards, cigarette lighter, dome light, rubber floor mats, stainless steel moldings, lined trunk, illuminated ashtray, Read More …
From 1932 through 1938 Oldsmobile offered two series: “F” and “L”. The Series F came with a straight-six engine, the Series L with a longer body and a straight-eight engine. The Series F was replaced by the Series 60 in 1939. Oldsmobile replaced the Series L with the Series 70. Olds powered these cars by Read More …