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Porsche 928S Vs. Chevrolet Camaro Z28 @ Summit Point Raceway.

Can anyone identify this vehicle?

Abandoned in 1952, this 16-acre clear-spring rock quarry has become a popular training site for dive operators. You can explore an old Cadillac and other sunken vehicles as well as a cabin-cruiser wreck.
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Di Dia 150, a 1950s custom car once owned by pop singer Bobby Darrin. Currently resides in the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis.

Lamborghini 400GT in an ideal Italian setting.

This COOL pre war COLOR FILM by General Motors is only part of our coverage on The Futurliners and the GM Parade of Progress @ http://theoldmotor.com/?p=92897

1936 Cord 810 rescued. Anyone have the details??

Promo image for the 1960 Volkswagen Camper/Kombi - a vehicle that remained in continual production from 1951 to 2003.

Fins were in as the car companies turned out to show their their new cars to a vibrant America that had a hankering for all things shiny, large and powerful. Buicks, Cadillacs, Plymouths and Ford's stole the show with no competition from the imports.

Changing tires Washington, DC 1941.

Abandoned from new, 1956 Cadillac?

Cadillac emblems through the ages.

Barn find Rolls Royce 20 HP.

Not to be out done by Racer 9.. another kiddie steering wheel this from the U.S.

Instagram lineup of VW Bugs.

Very interesting early image board track racers arriving San Francisco. Duesenberg, Ballot, Miller?

Mom and Dad traveled extensively in our VW van and this baby is the exact same color. Sure wish I knew where she wound up.

Betty Grable and Lucille Ball at the Gilmore Speedway sometime late 1930s.

Thirties Pierce Arrow sedan. Just needs buffing out.

Before the Bonneville Salt Flats became the site for Land Speed Record attempts, automakers and individual, daredevil auto pioneers flocked to the sand at Ormond Beach, Florida to demonstrate their cars speed.

Ransom Olds, Henry Ford and Alexander Winton, tested their inventions at the beach. The American Automobile Association brought timing equipment in 1903, and the area acquired the nickname "The Birthplace of Speed

G. W. Bitzer, who became D. W. Griffith's cameraman was sent to Florida by the Biograph studios to record the race in 1905. He set his camera up to get the direct approach, some overhead shots and mostly from the vantage point of the crowd on the beach.

On January 31, 1905, S.E. Edge enlisted driver Arhtur MacDonald to drive his Napier for a record in the flying mile at the Ormond Beach speed event.

Car Speed and Style Feb 1960 Old Vintage Magazine Customs Chop Top Karting Karts.

"Red" Byron sits in the stock car - Daytona Beach, Florida.

Raymond Loewy’s design for Studebecker “Avanti”, 1961.

Bettina Ballard arriving by car to select clothing for the exhibit. Photographed for LIFE Magazine.

1935 Packard V-12 Barn Find Part II Tom Laferriere Classic Cars.

1966 Triplex Glass advertisement with Ferrari 330 2+2 and Jaguar E-Type.

Line up of Model A Fords.