Found this two-tone 1956 Ford Customline Tudor Sedan behind, way behind, a BMW mechanic’s garage in NW Austin. As a new car, it was advertised touting its “big jet-tube tail lights, big new wrap-around parking
Bob Nixon, that is, designed the AMC Gremlin by lopping off the rear of an existing model. Apparently a good, solid economy car with a large range of engines, from a two liter Audi four to a
Guessing it’s a later edition, Tin Lizzies were made from 1908 to 1927.
Typical Austin couple taking the Tin Lizzie food shopping, captured by good friend Victor E. The Ford Model T put America on wheels, 15,000,000 sold between 1908 and 1927. Perfected assembly line production allowed its prices to
Taken from HEB parking lot. I did not imagine this! Hope he got the bad guys!
Bertha’s husband, Karl Benz, invented the first internal combustion car, but Bertha, without his knowledge, took her two boys and the Patent Motorwagen from Mannheim to Pforzheim to see her mother, about 66 miles away.
Great looking car. I would recommend that you take your British sports cars to Ron. Every time I drop in there are different but great classic British sports cars there. Check out Ron’s website.
This beauty was parked on E Austin outside the Handbuilt Motorcycle Show.
Very handsome 1957 Ford Fairlane 500, pic taken by Victor E. Thanks, Victor!
