Model “A” Fords To Go – Taylor Truck-a-Way Co. – @TheOldMotor
This load of three new 1930 Model “A” Fords is on a semi-trailer manufactured by the Taylor Truck-a-Way Co. of
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The Black Smith – America’s First Country Auto Mechanics — Reblog from The Old Motor
In the first decade of the 20th century, if you owned a “horseless carriage” and lived in or near the
Biggest Auto Show Of All – The Detroit Auto Show at Cobo Hall — The Old Motor
Today’s feature is a series of photos of the 1960 Detroit Auto Show that was held at the new Cobo
Truckloads of 1936 Fords Arrive at Holzbaugh’s Detroit Ford Dealership — The Old Motor
According to the source of today’s lead photo, it was taken in January of 1936 when truckloads of new 1936
Budd Manufacturing Co. all Steel Bodies for Dodge Brothers Cars — Reblog from The Old Motor
The Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Company began operations in Philadelphia, PA, in 1912 manufacturing pressed steel stampings, automobile bodies, and
Schoof Ford Special – One of a Long Line of Championship Cars — The Old Motor
This third post in a series of photographs by Roman Kwasniewski of Milwaukee, Wisconsin features the Schoof Ford Special owned
Young Speed Demons with Their Bub Speedsters — The Old Motor
We are back in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area once again today with a set of racing-related images taken by photographer
Salvage Yard Photos from the EPA Documerica Project — The Old Motor
The Documerica Project began in the early-1970s after the start of a national movement to clean up the environment, and
Chevrolet Assembly Plant Grand Opening Van Nuys, California — The Old Motor
In light of the recently announced closures of General Motors passenger car assembly plants at Lordstown, Ohio, and Hamtramck, Michigan
Fordite: Beauty Left Behind On Automakers Paint Lines – The Old Motor
Great article from The Old Motor about the remnants from old automotive paint lines that have become works of art.