The 1925 Lincoln cars were part of the prestigious Lincoln Motor Company’s lineup during the Roaring Twenties. Founded by Henry Leland in 1917 and later acquired by the Ford Motor Company, Lincoln aimed to compete with other luxury automobile brands (mostly Cadillac and Packard). In 1925, Lincoln offered a range of models, including the Model Read More …
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1953 Oldsmobile in OH Gas Station
American gas stations were a staple of the country’s landscape, reflecting the booming car culture of the post-World War II era. These gas stations played a significant role in serving the needs of motorists as they embarked on road trips, commuted to work, and embraced the newfound freedom of personal transportation. Here’s a snapshot of Read More …
1950 Oldsmobile Cross Mexico Race
The Carrera Panamericana, also known as the “Carrera Mexico Road Race,” was a legendary motorsport event that took place in the early 1950s. This challenging race is often considered one of the most dangerous and exciting events in the history of motorsports. It showcased both the skill of drivers and the durability of their vehicles, Read More …
In a 1941 Buick Convertible
A couple of teenagers in a 1941 Buick convertible. The 1941 Buick Century Convertible showcased a streamlined appearance, yet it retained the brand’s signature elegance of these years. From the palm trees in the background, I assume the photo may have been taken in Florida or another Southern State..
Cars Parking Near State Capitol GA
Cars parked in front of the State Capitol GA. I assume the date is ca.1954. Behind a ‘Gulf’ billboard ad points out ‘Go Smiling, Go Gulf’. 60 years later, a view by Googlemaps. Note that the Capitol roof has been layered with gold meanwhile:
1952 Oldsmobile in Angola IN
A turquoise 1952 Oldsmobile ’98’ and a black 1946-48 Oldsmobile parked on the main square in Angola IN. This is a postcard, probably published before 1955. 60 years later we can still see the monument and the brick buildings, but the square is not a busy center anymore. (The 1952 Olds had a special spear Read More …
1959 Oldsmobile and a Lady …
A sleek 1959 Oldsmobile coupe and a lady, who could have been the owner, having a good time. Likely taken in summer, ca.1960. The bag on the hood of the Olds indicates, this is the start of a sort of picnic in that location. Such picnics encapsulated a sense of leisure, community and the wholesome Read More …
1936 Oldsmobile in a Parking Lot
This historic image shows a 1936 Oldsmobile 2dr in the foreground of a parking lot in San Diego NV, ca.1940.
1947 Oldsmobile 68 Fastback
The 1947 Oldsmobile sixty six fastback may be a ‘Special’. It had been once more Oldsmobile’s lowest priced type of cars. Special 60s had solely six-cylinder engines. (Although Olds offered the eight-cylinder in alternative years.) Normal tire size was six.00 x 16in. Technical options enclosed metallic element pistons and a full-pressure lubrication system. In 1946, Read More …
Gary, Dog Taffy and a 1942 Hudson
In the winter of 1979 a male body was washed ashore a WA river. He was buried in a nameless grave. It was only more than 40 years later he was identified as being Gary Lee Haynie. Relatives produced the image showing Gary as a boy with his dog. What exactly lead him to the Read More …