A big step above ordinary, an Abarth and a Hebmuller

I'm pretty sure this is the Hebmuller I photographed at the Steve McQueen car show last summer http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/06/1949-hebmuler-cabriolet-vw-bug-rare.html

ugly. Just a bad idea to capitalize on the Stutz good reputation, it should have been a crime

 

 

1953 Cunningham C3, body by Carosserie Vignale

1940 Beverly Hills Fire Department engine, beautiful design! Who knew a firetruck would be subject to the artistic streamlined movement of the 30's?

above the windshield, are more windows... maybe so the driver and firefighters could look up at city buildings on fire.

the overall shape reminds me of Count de Saknoffsky's design for the stream lined tow truck http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/09/i-love-tow-trucks-i-love-coes-cab-over.html

1929 Model AA house car, finally one besides the only one on the internet

Hasn't everyone seen the below already? it is a 1937, but it's the only Housecar I've ever seen before

the last of the C cab Mack trucks, a 1939 model FG with a Quick Way crane

It was impossible to take a better photo of this huge truck in the building. The damn back lighting from the windows is frustrating too.. and all the clutter. But hell, it's still worth looking at the photo to get a glimpse of such an old workhorse.

I can't fit in much at close quarters

One of many impressive and cool rare old trucks at the Motor Transport museum in Campo, between Arizona and San Diego on the interstate 8

The last of it's kind, a Westinghouse AC/DC generator set used by Paramount Pictures, that drew AC from street car lines to power a DC generator to power movie set lighting outdoors