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Aug 20, 2023 09:31:24 #
A really sweet ride. Note that the car has only one tail light. The right side is the gas tank The owner told me many cars of that era only had one tail light
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Aug 20, 2023 13:18:26 #
No, the gas cap is clearly seen on the left beside the turn signal bulb. The right side has two steps for getting up into the rumble seat without stepping on the bodywork and paint.
Aug 20, 2023 17:18:23 #
mr spock wrote:
A really sweet ride. Note that the car has only one tail light. The right side is the gas tank The owner told me many cars of that era only had one tail light
First-rate shots of an awesome machine 🤍⚪🤍⚪🤍
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Aug 20, 2023 23:12:11 #
LDB415 wrote:
No, the gas cap is clearly seen on the left beside the turn signal bulb. The right side has two steps for getting up into the rumble seat without stepping on the bodywork and paint.
Thanks for the clarification
Aug 21, 2023 05:27:27 #
mr spock wrote:
A really sweet ride. Note that the car has only one tail light. The right side is the gas tank The owner told me many cars of that era only had one tail light
Very nice set!!!
The gas filler is below and slightly of the taillight, the fixture on the right side is a step for the Rumble seat
I think 1940 was the first year two taillights were required, up to that time a second taillight was an option or installed aftermarket.
Aug 21, 2023 05:44:26 #
Compared to cars today... hands down the 35 has more character and beauty of lines.
Aug 21, 2023 06:15:10 #
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LDB415 wrote:
No, the gas cap is clearly seen on the left beside the turn signal bulb. The right side has two steps for getting up into the rumble seat without stepping on the bodywork and paint.
No cars had turn signals in 1935. I think they were introduced on the '39 Buick. I suspect those two low lights are aftermarket.
Aug 21, 2023 06:37:26 #
Another fine example of automotive design beauty. Thanks for sharing its photos.
mr spock wrote:
A really sweet ride. Note that the car has only one tail light. The right side is the gas tank The owner told me many cars of that era only had one tail light
Aug 21, 2023 07:33:21 #
The door behind the passenger's door is for golf "sticks" in case some of our younger members weren't aware.
Aug 21, 2023 07:34:10 #
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