Spot a post-war classicIf you spotted a remarkable pre-war car, please show it to us.
Each registered visitor may post a letter here. All texts are subject to editorial approval and maybe shortened. Or altered for ethical reasons. Below you find stories of spotted pre-war cars sent to us. Bella Macchina![]() Are there cars more beautiful than this one? I think not! Bart
Seen at Hershey![]() It's a Playboy made in Buffalo, New York. This one probably dates from 1951. The three-passenger convertible was first made in 1947 and the model lasted until 1951. They had very litte styling changes over the years, although the engine was changed from 4-cylinder Hercules to Continental to Willys.
Scene from a rainy Hershey![]() A soaking wet 1959 Cadillac Series 62 spotted by editor JB on his way to Hershey. The Caddy is for sale, so if you're in the market for one, keep a look-out for this nice example. ![]()
Power on the Via Flaminia
Which rally car would you take for the 1600 km Via Flaminia rally over the smallest roads, which the mountainous area of central Italy has to offer ? These competitors chose for the ever-reliable Fiat 500. Note the suicide doors ! The car was modified on purpose by www.RuudRugzakgarage.nl
1952(?) Chevy Pick-Up picking up a tree. A fifties pick-up in perfect condition is a rare sight, but not really-really rare. But to see one doing what is was built for - I mean for pickung up stuff - that's a really rare sight. This one is taking a fig tree home
A Continental Monday.Sleeping along a bicycle highway at the southern outskirts of Amsterdam. A Lincoln Continental which has seen better days. One of the last Mohicans of the gaz guzzling generation.
Florida from France These Renault spiders with rear mounted engine were built on the groundplate of the Dauphine. This particular 'Floride' is in pristine condition and coems in the very rare color Bleu Florida. The car was spotted within half a mile of the PreWarCar - PostWarClassic offices.
|