Yesteryears road trips

[Uncle-Pekka]

Photographs by Charlie Beesley, found at Hemming's web pages:

"A brand-new, first-year 1926 Imperial 80 roadster crests a hill somewhere in Michigan"

[desoto1939]

The First picture is a 42 Chrysler.  This guy was very lucky to get this car even if it was a used car sin ce there was limited production.

 

Rich HArtung

[TodFitch]

Second picture is a '35 Plymouth.

Third looks to me like the first post war Studebaker.

 

Three of four are Chrysler products, I wonder why the third photo isn't.

[Uncle-Pekka]

Three of four are Chrysler products, I wonder why the third photo isn't.

Well, I picked all the MoPars for this forum out of the set published... only three mopars there.

 

The fourth, well, it's the best photograph of them all. The compose of that picture is like a masterpiece painting.

The car is 1947 Stu Starlight and obviously a lot of miles travelled by that time already - a road veteran.

I figured there would be room for an orphan on this forum, after all, it's Christmas time.

[LAKOTA169]

Although not a Mopar, here is my mom and dad in his 1929 Model A on a trip to Phoenix, Arizona in 1937.

 

 

[Don Coatney]

I have a few pictures to add to this thread although it should be in the off topic forum.

 

 

 

[RobertKB]

Yes, our cars were once everyday vehicles and that is why they like to be DRIVEN!! Trailer queens suck! Thanks everyone for posting the pictures. Looks like a couple of cars could use some new tires though!

Edited December 21, 2013 by RobertKB