Description: A classic red 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 is showcased against a vibrant, swirling background. The car’s sleek design and chrome details highlight its iconic status. The Boss 429 sits in a league of its own,. arguably one of the rarest and most valued muscle cars from that era.
Description: The Mach 1 Mustang dominated the performance end for Mustang in 1970. The Mach 1 featured the 351 Cleveland V8 as its standard engine and it came with 285hp though a 330hp version was also available. Aggressive styling, Sports Roof fastback, NASCAR-style hood pins, a deck lid and chin spoilers.
Description: The Henry J has one of the most iconic shapes of any car ever made. Manufactured from 1951 to 1954 by Kaiser Motors, an American auto manufacturer. Henry J Kaiser, of Kaiser-Frazer Corporation needed a “small” car in the lineup and he also wanted one that would be inexpensive enough that buyers who would previously only have had the money for a used car could purchase a brand new Kaiser-Frazer product. The Henry J didn’t have such things as operable rear windows or a trunk lid. photo, digital backdrop
Description: 1934 saw one of the worst years as the world's economy hit rock bottom. More and more people turned to whoever promised them a better life, so a career of crime followed. Led by the most infamous gangster Public Enemy No. 1, John Dillinger. However, that didn't stop automobile manufacturers from creating some of the industry's most significant new designs and features during this time.
Description: The 1955 Buick Century was one of Harley Earl's personal favorite designs. Buick's ad campaign pointed out that the car was "At the forefront of Fashion - Thrill of the year, with sweeping side lines, a strong face and jet-age tail". Midwest car show. Nikon D50 F5.6 200iso 35mm
Description: Dramatically restyled, Pontiac's Bonneville was one of 1959’s biggest hits. The iconic Pontiac split grille design, ‘Wide-Track’ stance and legendary 389 V-8 were all introduced in 1959. Motor Trend Magazine awarded this trendsetting Pontiac its ‘Car of the Year’ trophy. Vegas Car Show digital background.
Description: The 1960 Pontiac Catalina Wide-Track featuring a five-inch wider chassis, promised a steadier ride, firmer control. Pontiac promoted the new Wide-Track as being the pinnacle of perfection in the world of handling characteristics. Sporty appearance, powerful engine, and affordable price, this vehicle was an instant success for the Pontiac Motors Division. Digital back, digital art, photo, wall art
Description: Heceta Head Lighthouse is located on the Oregon Coast north of Florence Oregon. Named for Portuguese explorer Don Burnos Heceta who set sail from Mexico in 1775 to explore the Northwest Coast. This is the most powerful marine light on the Oregon Coast -- 1.2 million candlepower. Turned on in 1894. Nikon D7100 f 4.0 100mm 200 ISO ND filter. Order a print for your space.
Description: The 1935 Chevrolet Standard and Master DeLuxe Sedans were branded in ads as "The Most Finely Balanced Low-Priced Car Ever Built." Chevrolet streamlined its model lineup, focusing on the closed models. The more upscale Master Deluxe series models were given a new all-steel 'Turret Top' body and a slightly longer wheelbase with fashionable 'suicide'-style doors with rear-mounted hinges. Midwest car show
