Early Thanksgiving motoring scene.

Corn-shaped early vehicle for Thanksgiving.

My home - Auburn Indiana

#3 - 1984 Jeep CJ-7. Bought new from Clair Buick Jeep in West Roxbury, MA in '84.

Bugatti by A.M Cassandre, 1925. Note the horse motif which represented Ettore's passion and moniker for his vehicles.

I had just had to post this. I have no idea if real or made up but who cares it's awesome.

The car BABS broke the World Land Speed Record in 1926 at 171mph. After crashing on Pendine Sands in 1927, killing driver Parry Thomas, she was buried for 42 years.

Some years later (possibly in the late 1970's) I interviewed a guy who was there back in 1926 & ‘27, Mr Isaac Thomas worked for the shell oil company. I kept the cassette tape for over two decades until it was damaged in a house flood in the mid 1990's.

Look closely, this is the prototype Cord 810 with headlamps placements that differed sharply from final production.

Fiat Lingotto factory in Turin, Italy with a test track on the roof.

A fleet of Superbirds and I won't be able to sleep tonight.

Wilt Chamberlin was the ideal prop to promote the VW Bug.

Paul Newman on tricycle.

Not sure where this came from, looks mid to late 1980s with Firebird.

Munster hearse from the sixties TV series?

Back when there was "service with a smile" and the attendants dressed like human beings. God love Texaco!

Style to seduce women. The Citroën Ami 6 was was targeted towards the 'modern women'. Designed to bridge the gap between the popular 2CV, and luxery DS models. Source:http://www.larevueautomobile.com/Citroen/Ami-6/50-ans-et-ca-se-voit-1962.htm

And they look even worse in the flesh. Gremlin 1970s.

William Klein, Anne St. Marie, New York (Vogue), 1963.

Lady in trunk of 1965 Pontiac Catalina. Is this before or after kidnapping?

Eddie Albert and Zsa Zsa Gabor played an elite New York City couple that move to the country in the sixties TV series "Green Acres." 1965 Lincoln Continental.

Sometime late 1960s and Jaguar MKII... can you identify the couple?

May 1950 Saturday Evening Post.

Cherokee Parts Store, sometime mid to late 1930s.

Hendrick Motor Co., Takoma Park Md., 1928

A photograph showing the seat of a racing car, taken by Zoltan Glass in Berlin, 1934.

The photograph was taken during race at Avus race track in Berlin, Germany. Zoltan Glass photographed many motor races at the Nürburgring and the Avus circuits.

1947 Buick, a camera car used in movie production. Can anyone identify the studio, camerman, and possibly the subject film?

MacPhail School of Music and Dramatic Art, 1128 LaSalle, Minneapolis.