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The lost '49 Ford photo shoot. 21 and 22 February, 1948. More at https://goo.gl/SPMmCv.

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1942 De Soto convertible at a car wash somewhere in the USA in the '40s. What a ride!

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1939 Mercury 8 billboard.

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LIFE at 75: Now... The New Airplane-Engineered Mercury 8. More Power Per Pound Than Ever... https://goo.gl/6Qqjt6

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VIDEO: Wayback machine! Riding shotgun in the 1941 Chevy Fleetline. Click here https://youtu.be/0CyLzZzTtTE

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1941 Chrysler New Yorker Highlander convertible. Got bagpipes? Haggis?

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1940 Ford flathead coupe. Salivate down Memory Lane with 16 more photos via roadsultans.com at http://bit.ly/1JkWvLQ.

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Peugeot 402 Eclipse hard-top convertible (1936-1940) http://bit.ly/1JGXILD Pioneer of its time.

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John R. Cobb with a 1940 Hudson Eight (R.) & his Railton Red Lion (L.), Bonneville Salt Flats, NV, 1940.

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1940 Nash Brochure (complete) http://bit.ly/1GM7sSY via The Old Car Manual Project.

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Retractable hardtop streamlining - the Dan LaLee car, 1938. http://bit.ly/1FOcq0O via Hemmings Motor News​.

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1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III, pictured in London in 2010.

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1947 Maseratti.

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: The new 1940 Chevrolet.

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: "Good-bye Mr. Winter." Again, it's that new Nash. http://bit.ly/1AfAE1b

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: Drive a LaSalle! Finer than Ever & Amazingly Economical. http://bit.ly/1Adm6CU

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: "Wings Over INTERNATIONALS": Airplanes, airports & air mail back in the day.

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Stout Scarab (1935): The 1st minivan in the world.

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: The new 1940 auto "clones".

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75 YRS AGO THIS WEEK: The new 1940 Plymouth sports "Sealed Beam Headlamps" a "Floating Powerengine" and is...

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