When cars had class

CAUTION!
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1972 Buick Riviera "Boattail"
"One of the last emblems of big honkin' postwar American design, before fuel crises and recession finally set to reining things in. Sometimes, a car that feels like a boat isn't such a bad idea, after all".
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A 1928 Franklin Airman made by the company as a gift for Charles A. Lindbergh and donated by Lindbergh to the Henry Ford Museum.

The engine in Lindbergh's famous plane was also made by the H.H. Franklin Manufacturing Company in Syracuse N.Y.

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1957: THE most beautiful cars of my lifetime! Chevy, Ford, Studebaker Golden Hawk, Mercedes Gull Wing coupe, Lincoln Mark II. Chrysler products however were UGLY.
 
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Rutland Credit: Tim Graham

29 July 2018 • 12:01am



As the cliche of car sales goes, it is already quite the offer: a rare vintage Rolls Royce, one careful owner.
Factor in the enormous windows for maximum visibility, a pennant holder and room for coat of arms of the door, then it is a vehicle that could only be fit for a Queen.


A 1950 Rolls-Royce Phantom IV State Landaulette, one of only 18 ever made and used by the Royal Household for more than 40 years, is to be sold at auction for up to £2 million.

https://www.inquisitr.com/5007288/q...uction-expected-to-sell-for-over-2-5-million/
 

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