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A gorgeous tan and burgundy 1931 Ford Model A convertible complete with rumble seat and luggage trunk.

White and yellow azalea blossoms blooming on your chest.

This beautiful Chevy coupe was on display at the 2023 Depot Days Car Show in Wallace, Idaho. General Motors used the same body style from 1941 through 1948 (understand that domestic auto production was halted during World War II). Only minor changes distinguish the various annual models. One of those is the trim around the side windows. In the 1947 models, the windows were circled individually. The '48 had a single trim band around the whole side window arrangement, as seen here. Unfortunately, the powers that be at the Depot Days show chose to file the owner information sheets instead of letting the owners put them on display in the car windshields, leaving visitors to guess at what version car they were seeing. Based solely on that window

This beautiful Chevy coupe was on display at the 2023 Depot Days Car Show in Wallace, Idaho. General Motors used the same body style from 1941 through 1948 (understand that domestic auto production was halted during World War II). Only minor changes distinguish the various annual models. One of those is the trim around the side windows. In the 1947 models, the windows were circled individually. The '48 had a single trim band around the whole side window arrangement, as seen here. Unfortunately, the powers that be at the Depot Days show chose to file the owner information sheets instead of letting the owners put them on display in the car windshields, leaving visitors to guess at what version car they were seeing. Based solely on that window

This beautiful Chevy coupe was on display at the 2023 Depot Days Car Show in Wallace, Idaho. General Motors used the same body style from 1941 through 1948 (understand that domestic auto production was halted during World War II). Only minor changes distinguish the various annual models. One of those is the trim around the side windows. In the 1947 models, the windows were circled individually. The '48 had a single trim band around the whole side window arrangement, as seen here. Unfortunately, the powers that be at the Depot Days show chose to file the owner information sheets instead of letting the owners put them on display in the car windshields, leaving visitors to guess at what version car they were seeing. Based solely on that window

The 1937 Pontiac was all new. Available in many styles, and with either a 6 and 8 cylinder engine, its advertising slogan was "Going or coming, the most beautiful thing on wheels." So why not show off your own beauty with this '37 Pontiac coupe.

The 1937 Pontiac was all new. Available in many styles, and with either a 6 and 8 cylinder engine, its advertising slogan was "Going or coming, the most beautiful thing on wheels." So why not show off your own beauty with this '37 Pontiac coupe.

The 1937 Pontiac was all new. Available in many styles, and with either a 6 and 8 cylinder engine, its advertising slogan was "Going or coming, the most beautiful thing on wheels." So why not show off your own beauty with this '37 Pontiac coupe.

Head out in style with this top down 1940 Nash. You're sure to catch the eye of classic car lovers everywhere.

Head out in style with this top down 1940 Nash. You're sure to catch the eye of classic car lovers everywhere.

Head out in style with this top down 1940 Nash. You're sure to catch the eye of classic car lovers everywhere.

The last year for the Nash name on a full size car, 1957 marked a turning point for American Motors, last independent to survive into the 1980s. Starting in 1958, Nash and Hudson were no more, at least as auto marques. This 1957 Ambassador was a superb car, and you can wear it proudly to show your own indepdence.

The last year for the Nash name on a full size car, 1957 marked a turning point for American Motors, last independent to survive into the 1980s. Starting in 1958, Nash and Hudson were no more, at least as auto marques. This 1957 Ambassador was a superb car, and you can wear it proudly to show your own indepdence.

The last year for the Nash name on a full size car, 1957 marked a turning point for American Motors, last independent to survive into the 1980s. Starting in 1958, Nash and Hudson were no more, at least as auto marques. This 1957 Ambassador was a superb car, and you can wear it proudly to show your own indepdence.

How's this for a classic you don't see every day. A 1948 Nash. They don't make 'em like that these days!

How's this for a classic you don't see every day. A 1948 Nash. They don't make 'em like that these days!

How's this for a classic you don't see every day. A 1948 Nash. They don't make 'em like that these days!

Show you're a sport and love top-down driving with this Triumph TR6 design.

Show you're a sport and love top-down driving with this Triumph TR6 design.

Show you're a sport and love top-down driving with this Triumph TR6 design.

Show your pride in a humorous way.

Show your pride as a gay uncle.

Show your love and pride for your gay uncle!

Show the love you have for your lesbian aunt.

Show your pride--both as a Lesbian and as the aunt to your neices and nephews.

A beautiful 1941 Packard One-Twenty. The pinnacle of pre-war American car design.

A classic 1941 Packard One-Twenty, the pinnacle of Pre-War Amercan automobiles

A beautiful 1941 Classic One-Twenty. The pinnacle of Pre-World War II American automobiles.

A 1966 Rambler Classic 770, fresh from American Motors, and a perfect gift for all the classic car lovers in your life, including yourself.

A 1966 Rambler Classic 770, fresh from American Motors, and a perfect gift for all the classic car lovers in your life, including yourself.

A 1966 Rambler Classic 770, fresh from American Motors, and a perfect gift for all the classic car lovers in your life, including yourself.

Get your motor running with this 1969 AMX Javelin, a rarely seen classic muscle car. Great gift for all your classic car loving friends.

How about a 1969 AMX Javelin to get your motor running. Great gift for the classic car lovers in your life.

Get your motor running with this 1969 AMX Javelin, a rarely seen classic muscle car. Great gift for all your classic car loving friends.

Show your Oregon Pride with this design. Other states available.

Show your Utah Pride with this design. Other states available.