Most Model T-based speedsters tend to use aftermarket bodies from Ames or any of the dozens of companies that provided speed parts for the T in the 1920s or 1930s, but the builder of this 1923 Ford Model T-based speedster Read more
Outside and underneath, this 1963 Dodge Town Wagon for sale on Hemmings.com looks about as one would expect a 50-year-old Southwestern vehicle to look, maybe even a little better. Inside, though, it appears to have been largely stripped bare. Restorers Read more
Reader John Vukovich Jr., who works at Newport News Shipbuilding in Newport News, Virginia, sent us this May 1939 shot from the shipbuilder’s parking lot at 39th and Washington. Gotta wonder which ships that later went on to WWII fame Read more
Once built for drag duty with a prepped 360, this 1966 Plymouth Barracuda found a new lease on life with Bill Witt, a Barracuda enthusiast who put it back on the street as a cruiser. Videographer Don Ashley sat down Read more
No bikinis at this car wash organized by the Alpha Gamma Sigma honor society on the Santa Monica City College campus in January 1952, but plenty of cars to identify. What do you see here?
Exactly where Warren K. Leffler shot this photo of gasoline lines on June 15, 1979, the Library of Congress doesn’t say. Zooming in, we see that the license plates are from Maryland. Finnegan’s appears to have been, might still be, Read more
A couple more incidental street scenes from C. William Brubaker’s Chicagoland building-spotting series. Above, a shot of 368 West Huron Street, a beautiful building that still stands today, with a good variety of cars out front. What do you suppose Read more
At first glance, it looks like one of those rebodied golf carts popular in retirement communities, but this 1968 Vignale Gamine for sale on Hemmings.com is a legitimate car with Fiat 500 underpinnings. That said, it would probably work well Read more
As it sits now, this 1956 Cadillac soda bar for sale on Hemmings.com uses the Cadillac cowl forward as simple decor, but we could envision making it more functional, adding a grille under the hood and replacing the dash with Read more
Aloha Motors in Honolulu, Hawaii, had a unique racking system to store its inventory on the space-challenged island, as we saw a few years back in one of our Lost Dealership posts. From the Documerica series on Flickr, we see Read more