1953 Nash Healey Le Mans
By Jay Hirsch
In 1945 Donald Healey formed the Donald Healey Motor company with Ben Bowden and chassis-builder Achille...
1949 Foose Ford
By Jay Hirsch
The design of this Ford is “shoebox.” “Shoebox” is what 1949 – 1951 Fords have been...
1972 Chevrolet Suburban
By Jay Hirsch
The first Chevrolet Suburban was made in 1935, and it had an all-steel body. It did...
1939 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe
By Jay Hirsch
The Lincoln Zephyr was Edsel Ford’s answer to the 1934–36 Chrysler and Desoto Streamlined Air Flows....
1957 Mercury Voyager
By Jay Hirsch
Mercury was conceived by Edsel Ford in 1937 to be in the market of a Pontiac...
1961 Facel Vega
By Jay Hirsch
Founded in 1939 by Jean Daninos, Facel was a metal-stamping company...
1963 Mack M-18
By Jay Hirsch
Mack Trucks was founded in 1900 in Brooklyn, N.Y., by the Mack brothers and was originally named the Mack Brothers Company....
1957 Nash Ambassador
By Jay Hirsch
The 1957 Nash Ambassador can have its lineage traced back to 1916 when Charles Nash was the president of General Motors.
Nash...
1959 Buick Electra
By Jay Hirsch
David Dunbar Buick was born in Scotland. In 1858 when he was two years old, his parents came to the Unites...
1952 Bentley
By Jay Hirsch
The 1952 Bentley Continental is a four-passenger car with a body built by the English Coach House H J Mulliner. The...