1951 Buick LaSabre via www.autoweteran.gower.pl
I’ve seen this one too. A great car considering it was 1951
1954 Dodge Firearrow Sport Coupe via www.autoweteran.gower.pl
I’ve seen this car. It is really cool!
Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta
God I love this!
Ferrari 250 GTO (via 5window)
I love this ride.
Ferrari 250 GTO (via carpr0n, by Martin Vincent)
1960 Cadillac
Image by Bob Dinkins
Shelby GT 350
Image by Bob Dinkins
Mercedes Benz 190 SL
Image by Bob Dinkins
1960 Cadillac - Art of the Car Concours at the Kansas City Art Institute. 2007
Photo by Bob Dinkins
Porsche 968 Cab. A drawing I did of the car I owned. By Bob Dinkins
1940 Nash Lafayette. My first car. Bought in 1969 for $35!
1936 Cord 810. Painting I made of a friends Cord.
The BMW 328 is not only gorgeous and rare but it exhibited heady technology for its time. Fewer than five hundred were made and it featured an advanced tube frame chassis, independent front suspension and a 2.0-liter, inline-6, which produced 80 horsepower. It weighed just 1830 pounds so could top 100 mph.
The world’s first flying car has been put on the market. Built in 1934 by Frank Skroback, it is a collectors dream.
Historically, whenever people have tried to guess how we will travel in the future, some kind of hybrid vehicle is imagined that can flit between land and air. This was the very first model.
It’s being auctioned this weekend in Atlanta along with extensive documentation, including the 1921 patent on the design and correspondence demonstrating Skroback’s attempt to sell it.
It’s 21 foot long and seven foot wide, but sadly no records show that it ever managed to fly.
Not a car, but is definately “overengineered”! I made this from scratch for my 3 grandkids. Photo by Bob Dinkins.