Description: A year before the Fin Craze hit critical mass in 1959, Cadillac produced this stunning '58 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz. Only 815 of these units were produced during the model year. Just about everything that left Detroit in the 1950s had a couple hundred pounds of chrome on it but very few automakers applied it with the same charisma Cadillac did. SW car auction. Order a print for your space.
Description: 1956 Packard Caribbean Convertible. Many consider the 1956 Caribbean to be the last true great Packard – a limited-production automobile, beautifully fashioned to the highest levels of engineering excellence and sumptuous luxury. Marketed by Packard Motors as a 'halo' vehicle to promote sales for their entire brand. One of the signature cars of the 1950s. wall art, poster, contemporary
Description: Ford's 1934 V8 Coupe rolled off the assembly line and onto sales floors January 1934. The launch of the Ford V8 created an enormous public sensation with millions crowding into dealerships for a look-see. Ford's ad boasted that "With all its power, the Ford V-8 is a most economical car. Its V-8 cylinder engine actually uses no more fuel than a 'four.' Reference - Auto Editors of Consumer Guide
Description: Yosemite National Parks Upper Falls. Shot while waiting in a very long traffic line leading into Yosemite Valley, California The Upper Falls drops to over 2400 feet to the valley floor. A magnificent sight. Order a print for your space Nikon D50 F8 100 ISO 27mm sky filter and some filtering in post.
Description: First introduced in 1955. Ford Motor Company produced an American automotive icon. The Ford Thunderbird. Powered by a Mercury 292 cubic-inch V8 engine producing 198 horsepower. The Thunderbird was Ford's response to Chevrolet's Corvette. When the Thunderbird was introduced in 1955, it outsold the more expensive Corvette by 24 to 1. There were 16,000 Thunderbird's sold in 1955 with a base price of $2,695 wall art, poster, contemporary
Description: 1960 (Series 62) Cadillac's were one of the longest, lowest, and largest finned cars that Detroit ever built. The distinctive Vista Roof, aka Flat Top hardtop sedans were the most popular body style for General Motors 1960 model year, out-selling all sedan models. wall art, poster, contemporary
Description: Bonneville remained Pontiac's most luxurious model line through the 1960s and played a major role in elevating the division to third place in U.S. sales from 1962 to 1970. Historically based off of the Cadillac DeVille, the Bonneville was built by the Pontiac division of General Motors from 1958 until 2005. Midwest car show. Digital background
Description: 1969 Camaro SS 350 V8 . The power of the '350' V8 was increased to 300 hp in 1969. The '69 Camaro model also received a fresh "new" design with distinct creases to the front and rear fenders as well as a deep recessed grille and different tail lights. A sales success. The '69 model Camaro was the highest volume produced 1st generation Camaro with 243,085 cars sold.
1970 GTX T-Shirt
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Description: 1968 Chevy Camaro SS 396. The SS (Super Sport) was Chevy's top-of-the-line performance package, though Chevrolet never referred to it as a 'Super Sport', just SS. In 1968 the Camaro received minor aesthetic and mechanical improvements, side market lights were added, the grille became more pointed and the taillights were now segregated. Midwest car show. wall art, poster, contemporary
