The 1931 Royale had 36 inch rims / wheels. So big, they had to have tires made specially by Michelin. According to "The Automobile" by Cheetham, they were the largest ever fitted to a road car.
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Citreon
The double chevron emblem represented meshing gears
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Cord 810/812
The headlights were from the Stinson aircraft, Cord/Auburn also owned Stinson
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Oldsmobile Starfire had a design of tailfins that were upside down, and below the rear bumper.. they were called "Skegs"
I don't know what it is, but it came from the LaMans Classic series of galleries at: http://lecontainer.blogspot.com/
What a cool tow truck! 1955 Chev Apache?
A 2Cv 5th wheel... awesome!
and a 2cv pickup
Stored in the garage since 1980
Never seen a primitive street sweeper before? Me neither
1936 Chicago, why aren't these viable parking stuctures now?
Looks like a knife sharpener, door to door, and probably early 1910's or 1920's
Looks like an enjoyable experience!
Wow. Where did it go? Wouldn't this be a car show stopper if you drove in with it?
Not the most elegant design, but I think the blunt look of serviceabity is spot on for a mobile car repair type of business
Hudson hot rod, but doesn't the hood and fenders evoke a Cadillac look?
