In older photos, it’s not uncommon to see cars like this 1923 Lincoln – once proud and elegant luxury cars converted into service vehicles or tow trucks due to their stout chassis and powerful engines. In fact, they’re all over the place in the 1930s, yet you rarely, if ever, see one in person nowadays. […]

Above is how we normally see Duesenbergs nowadays – sitting on the grass at concours events, swarmed with people. Which is fine – I don’t think there’s a person out there who doesn’t think of Duesenbergs as some of the most beautiful vehicles ever built in America, and the chance to study them up close […]

Bill Schulz recently sent along this photo which he inherited, but which came with absolutely no information that would help him identify the car in it. Bill writes:
If the photo’s from my mother’s side, it’s probably in the Kerhonkson, NY, area. If my father’s, probably somewhere around Poughkeepsie/Pleasant Valley, NY.
That is probably my paternal grandmother […]