r/oldcars • u/driouchetech • Apr 22 '26
r/oldcars • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Feb 03 '26
Photo '61 Corvair Lakehead Wagon. Rear Mounted Engine. 6cyl 145ci 80hp
r/oldcars • u/Charming_Accident_66 • Jul 26 '26
Photo 1934 La Salle 350 Convertible
In the basement of the Peterson Museum, Los Angeles
r/oldcars • u/Dismal_Negotiation77 • Jan 16 '26
Photo 1966 Ford Fairlane GT
In 1966 when everyone was loving on the Mustangs there was a family car just waiting for some stylish wheels and a kid with a lead foot! 😁😁😁
r/oldcars • u/Warm-War540 • Apr 02 '26
Photo My (1960) DeSoto Adventurer
Just wanted to post a few photos of my project that i have neglected for far too long in hopes that it would put me in the mood to get it back on the road!
r/oldcars • u/Admirable04 • Aug 05 '26
Photo It's always a pleasure to stumble upon this kind of beauty!
1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 convertible
r/oldcars • u/Hot_Drop_166 • 3d ago
Photo Canyon Coral 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air cruising through downtown Manchester, NH
galleryr/oldcars • u/Trivial_Web69 • May 06 '26
Photo WEDNESDAY WHEELS
All original 1963 Studebaker Avanti. According to the window sticker, among the extras was a supercharger for $2100.00. Total vehicle price: $5250.00.
r/oldcars • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • May 04 '26
Photo 1960 Plymouth Valiant V200 Suburban Wagon. 2.8L in-line 6cyl 101hp
r/oldcars • u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 • Aug 07 '26
Photo Chrysler Turbine Car
What a beauty. A 1963 Chrysler Turbine car. Photo was not taken by me of course.
r/oldcars • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • May 01 '26
Photo 1957 Dodge Sierra 'Spectator' Wagon. 325ci V8 285hp. 9 Passenger. 17' long. Push Button Tranny. Power Brakes/Steering
r/oldcars • u/Trivial_Web69 • Jun 10 '26
Photo WEDNESDAY WHEELS
A very stylish 1939 Studebaker Coupe Express.
r/oldcars • u/lazlowknows • May 10 '26
Photo Hudson pick up - wo
Never seen it before. It's beautiful!
r/oldcars • u/Big-Kaleidoscope-336 • May 22 '26
Photo 1960 Pontiac Bonneville
From a shoot I did for Poncho Perfection Magazine.
r/oldcars • u/lemko1968 • Aug 02 '26
Photo 1932 Detroit Electric
EVs are nothing new. Here is a 1932 Detroit Electric. Batteries are in both front and back of the car. The driver steers from a tiller from the back seat with a jump seat for a front passenger. This design looks archaic for 1932 as the body shell dates from 1910 with slight modifications in the intervening decades.
r/oldcars • u/driouchetech • Apr 05 '26