Dash in a Chrysler that displays the aesthetics of a proper high dollar 1940's bakelite design

not the first, but a good example of the early Dashboards

Not that you'll ever need to, but here is an identification of WW2 planes... by the gauge panels. A comparison if nothing else

Style, beauty, elegance, grace and design... photos from the 2013 LaJolla Concours

above: 53 Corvette

above: great auxiliary lights

not often you can find 2 Cords or two cars with flex tube exhaust pipes next to each other

the Siata duo at Greystone Concours of Beverly Hills

this first one in blue and yellow is the 1952 Siata 300 BC

this is the one I didn't get good photos of at Palm Desert Spring Classic, it's a 1951 Siata Diana 1400

1933 Cadillac with a steering coloumn that incorporates the lights into the center section... I don't think I've seen that before

a realy nicely designed instrument gauge panel in a Nash

not the most impressive I've seen, the 1929 Hudson http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/04/one-of-5-specially-constructed-1929.html might have that distinction, or the 1929 Stutz http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/05/1929-stutz-model-m-amazing-instrument.html but this is really nice

1931 Chrysler Imperial body by Waterhouse