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1939 Crosley Convertible.
The price for a Crosley Convertible was $350. The only luxury offered in a Crosley was a radio. Fuel economy was 40-50 MPG

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1948 Crosley Super Sedan
Built by Crosley Motors in Cincinnati, Ohio. They were the first American cars to have caliper disc brakes. All Crosleys weighed less than 1400 lbs.

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1931 Cadillac Fleetwood Convertible

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Enough room for a set of golf clubs

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Cadillac Fleetwood Convertible

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2006 Cadillac XLR Convertible

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1947 Crysler Town & Country Sedan
After WWII Crysler used white ash and Honduran mohagany because of the shortage of raw materials for auto making. 114 hp, 4.1 liter, 6 cylinder engine

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1930 Duesenburg Model J Torpedo Convertible
The most expensive, fastest and technologically advanced car in America

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Dual Pilot Ray driving lights turned with the steering-wheel.

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320 HP supercharged straight-8 engine. Top speed 135 MPH, Duesenburg was the first car with hydraulic brakes.

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1930 LaSalle Touring Car
GM gave the car the axe in 1940 as it became a threat to their Cadillac flagship marque. 90 HP 340 cubic-inch V-8. Mechanical brakes on all 4 wheels

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1933 Buick Series 90 limousine
This vehicle was owned by Queen Wihelmina of the Netherlands.

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1933 Buick limousine

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1937 Rolls-Royce Limousine

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1950 Packard Custom 8 Sedan

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Corvettes

1914 Dodge Bros. Race Car

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1922 Chevrolet Sport Roadster

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1931 Studebaker Commander Series 70 Sedan
The car features oval shaped headlights and shifting without a clutch. 101 HP, 312 cubic-inch, 8-cylinder engine

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1930 Ford Model A Standard Coupe
The Model A's price started at $400. 40HP, 205 cubic-inch 4-cylinder engine. Top speed 65-70 MPH

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1909 REO Five-Passenger Touring Car
230 cubic-inch 2 cylinder opposed engine. Two speed transmission and rear wheel drum brakes. REO manufactured a large range of cars, trucks and busses.

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1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner
This car featured a retractable hardtop that folded into the trunk. With almost no trunk space it attracted more attention than sales.

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