Maybach designs of the 30's

found on http://dieselpunk.livejournal.com

coachbuilt Packards at the Dana Point Concours de Elegance

 in the middle of the gauge above, on the left it says "Park" and on the right "City" ... and in the below photo on the far right the gauge has "Drive" and "Pass"

I've never noticed anything like that before. Also unusual is the radio, it's the middle gauge. I don't recall ever seeing a radio that fits into the look of the other gauges so well.

The Moal family finally got their public admiration in Automobile magazine, get the August 2012 issue (it's great) and go to page 88-93

 this is the primo example of the coachbuilding expertise of the Moal family, now 4 generations of professional carrozzeria from father to sons...

 this is Michael Moals car

go read the article, it's that good, and effing incredible that Automobile magazine, one of my favorites, has made their content better this month by featuring a family company, that makes this level of incredible cars from scratch as well as working on Ferrari GTOs, race cars, and all the other cool stuff. 

Model J 1933 Duesenburg with Torpedo Convertible body by Rollston of New York

1949 Hebmuler cabriolet VW bug, rare, well designed, and has a bitchin interior

Stutz Monte Carlo, light weight, fabric over ash frame... just when you think you've heard of rare cars... I come across this

 without a metal body, they shed a lot of weight, and lowered the center of gravity

 Bodywork by masters of their craft at Weymann

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