1958 Packard

This Packard wagon was one of 159 that were produced. 1958 marked the final year for Packard and they were really more Studebaker than they were Packard. It is difficult to understand how the company could roll into the sunset with a car like this being badged as a Packard.

London RV expo in 1927

 

2012 UBO Rouge Concept Car

 

The UBO was designed by Urbano Rodriguez. I don't believe it ever proceeded beyond the renderings.

Ralls- Home of the 10¢ Giant Malts

 I also came across a photo of The Ice Cream Can taken in 1928 in Hollywood, California.

Trust your car to the man who wears the star

 Fowers service station in Macon, Missouri in 1937

KdF-Wagen (Beetle sedan)

The Volkswagenwerk factory was destroyed following a series of Allied air raids. That abruptly stopped the production of missile and artillery systems that were being built there. Shortly after the war British engineers found a completely intact KdF-Wagen as well as the machines, tooling and parts used in its production stored in the basement of the facility.

An effort to speed up production resulted in a pickup and gooseneck trailer be assembled from the parts found in the basement. It was used to transport the freshly assembled KdF-Wagens to the inventory lot. In 1947 as production was increased the transporter was disassembled and used for parts.

 

Black Cat

Based on a 1950 Jaguar XK-120 the Black Cat was a modern project built as a tribute to earlier motorsport racing cars.