Updated in preparation for the unpredictability of the automotive industry in the Second World War, the 1941 Ford daw massive commercial success until 1948 thanks to affordable pricing, many options, and a lot of body styles. This particular two-door coupe, however,… Read More ›
1924 to 1941. Start with caveman and journey ahead to the modern Chrsyler corporation with its industrial might. See traffic, freeways, designers, engineers, factories and cars on the road.
Convertible has been in the family for 64 years and will most likely be passed on to the next generation 1941 Ford fuels father and son’s need for speed The year was 1955 and Sam McVicar was a car crazy… Read More ›
Somehow, despite the constant churn of Florida real estate, the decades-long dilapidation, and the drug-use problem that plagued the Streamline Hotel in Daytona Beach, Florida, the facility remains in pretty much the same configuration today as it did when it… Read More ›
Coachbuilt cars are typically associated with marques like Duesenberg, Packard, and Rolls-Royce, but California shop Coachcraft worked with more attainable brands, too. This Coachcraft-built 1941 Mercury Sedanca de Ville custom, created for banking heir Peter Stengel, features a one-of-a-kind body and… Read More ›
Interesting article on Americas first Urban Freeway, the Davison in Detroit. Construction of the five and a half mile freeway began in 1941 and was completed by November 1942. The freeway became the first one of its kind – an… Read More ›
Great article on Barnfinds.com 1/4 scale roadster You can read more here
A 1941 Ford Woody in bad shape, from Josh over at Barn Finds. Read more…