A 1925 WIllys Overland came to the Vista Rod Run

Some odd and unusual looking vehicles at the LA Roadster show

this is great, a visual guide from 1939 to the most common cars of the time

Original drawings from George Sheppard, then reproduced in 1939 by Colliers Weekly magazine
but I found this on my favorite site, http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com because Nik finds the coolest stuff and shares it!

in the swap meet area of the Goodguys Del Mar 2013 spring event, some cool old bikes, a trike, a Jeepster and a bitchin Comet

shark tooth grin, it's on a Willys, or a shark nose '38 Graham

found on http://saints-of-la.blogspot.com

if you aren't familiar with a 1938 Graham, http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/08/shark-nose-38-graham-quite-departure.html

Advertising through the 30's, 40's and 50's

A lot of issues being addressed in these ads, blimps, women drivers, war ration gasoline, and Disney advertising for a gas company. 

All aluminum '40 Willys that's been circling around the internet all year finally found my email inbox

I looked around the internet to see where these originally came from, and the earliest post of them seems to be mid February 2012 on http://wizardofbaum.blogspot.com/2012/02/walt-austins-aluminum-willys-coupe.html where there are more images. However, http://saltflatsspeedshop.com/40willys.html has a bigger gallery and a couple of the car at a car show and where the Salt Flats Speed Shop says they sold it to a guy in New York

1966 Berlinetta Willys Interlagos, one of 4 in the USA according to the owner, out of only 822 made in Brazil

for more info http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z16174/Willys-Interlagos.aspx but in brief, Willys Overland of Brazil licensed the Renault Alpine 108, and built them from 1962-1966

This cars owner left a comment, and thanks! telling us that this one is one of maybe 4, 2 are intact, one is derelict, and the 4th is rumoured to be a cabriolet in Long Beach. 

Gassers and dragsters special exhibit at the GNRS