1950 Studebaker under Carport in Central Austin
Only missing a propeller to become airborne.
Only missing a propeller to become airborne.
Could this be a defensive measure by a Rockabilly anti-hero?
For sale at Motoreum (link at right). This is a special car. The first production Eldorado, it was twice as expensive as other Caddys, and was practically a show car. Limited production: only 532 built.
Packard was the last manufacturer to have a modern, high compression V8, not coming until 1955. This car had a version of their prewar side valve flathead straight eight. It was, however, extremely reliable, smooth
Chuck lives in my neighborhood and I used to see this car on the road all the time. He shortened it in the 80s, adding a Buick V6, using it to tow his cars around.
Owned by a noted local collector, this garage has several interesting cars including this fine Packard convertible.
More than 24,000 MG TDs were exported to the U.S. and were raced extensively. With about 57 HP and a top speed of 77 MPH, it was America’s first favorite sports car.