One Piece at a Time

In 1976 Johnny Cash released "One Piece at a Time". It was a song about building a Cadillac from various parts from a variety of years. Bill Patch thought it would be a good idea to actually build the car. He used parts from 1949 through 1970. A bit more information and photos can be seen at streetmusclemag.

 

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1920 Packard Model E

Packard produced the Model E from 1916 until 1923. They were powered by a four cylinder engine and could carry 7.5 tons.

British threesome

Built in 1991 as a promotional vehicle for the 1 Day Travel Card advertisements. it utilized a 1970's Daimler Fleetline double decker bus, a London Underground tube car, and  British Rail train cab. 

View one of the promotional videos on YouTube.

1972 Citroen GS Camargue

The GS Camargue was a concept based on the Citroen GS. It was 2" wider and 8" lower than the GS. The body was designed by Bertone. It was introduced at the 1972 Geneva Motor Show.

Cathedral

 The Cathedral is a 1959 Cadillac and I believe it has attended Burning Man on several occasions.

1958 McMinn Lemans coupe

 

The McMinn Lemans coupe evolved out of a challenge for an American car to win the French LeMans- something that hadn't been done since Duesenberg won it in the 1920's. It turned into a collaborative effort by a number of people. Read the story at undiscovered classics.