There are a number of unusual things about Ford’s 1931-32 Convertible Sedans, starting with the fact that Ford didn’t design them. Continue reading
Ford’s Unconventional 1931-32 Convertible Sedans
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Category Archives: Auto History
Dodges at a Discount: the 1949 Wayfarer
For 1949, Dodge rolled out a spartan base model called the Wayfarer, featuring an abbreviated product line that included a genuine roadster. Continue reading
1941: The Best Buicks Yet!
Buick enjoyed a record year in 1941 with strong sales, an extensive model line, new features, and the slogan “Best Buick yet!” Continue reading
Willys That Never Were
By 1955 it was clear that Willys was not long for the passenger car business, but work continued on potential future models that now exist only in photographs. Continue reading
The Studebaker Class of 1960
Studebaker’s newfound success with the compact Lark line continued in 1960, but it wouldn’t last. Continue reading
Wallflower: The 1966-70 Ford Falcon
In the Total Performance movement at Ford in the late ’60s, the compact ’66-’70 Falcon was sent to the sidelines. Continue reading
The Car That Has Everything: 1935 Oldsmobile
Not without justification, Oldsmobile advertised its 1935 product line as “the car that has everything,” offering a sweet combination of styling, pricing, and features. Continue reading