1938 Plymouth Four Door Sedan in East Texas
During a jaunt to the deep, dark East Texas forests near Jasper, Texas, and came upon this gem near my cabin.
During a jaunt to the deep, dark East Texas forests near Jasper, Texas, and came upon this gem near my cabin.
Built by three-time Indy 500 winner Wilber Shaw, the first appearance of the epic Offenhauser DOHC 4 cylinder race engine, based on the world-beating Miller race engine. Shaw drove it to second place at the
At this trip to Home Depot, this was the oldest, and coolest, thing there. Kris bought the finished car from a S. Texas fellow. Powered by a 318 Mopar V8. This car looks even better
Outstanding 1939 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Coach at Austin’s Lonestar Round Up show. “Coach” distinguishes this 2 door model from the 4 door “Sedan” according to a 1939 Chevy brochure.
1939 Ford De Luxe Tudor Sedan with the classic flathead V8 with vintage go-fast parts. I see that it has Edelbrock heads and two carburetors. Got these pics at the old location of the Austin
I found this handsome car at the now-defunct Custom Car Crafters. The headlights are aftermarket items. E&J (Edmunds & Jones) Type 20 headlights were manufactured by Edmund & James Corporation in Detroit from the 20s,
Replica of the 1938 Auto Union racing car Type C/D. The original car was saved from cutting into scrap but then exchanged for a replica with Audi AG in 1995. This is the biggest and
A bit out of place at Austin’s premier vintage British car garage, Ron Shimek’s Auto Service Center in central Austin.
Belonging to Roger O’Dell from Canyon Lake, California, at the Lonestar Round Up.