Axel Webber

06/11/2024

Lincoln zephyr

06/11/2024

911 🖤🔥

06/10/2024

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06/10/2024

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06/10/2024

1934 Ford Brewster Town Car Cabriolet! It's not just a car, it's a piece of art.
The Brewster was immortalized in the Cole Porter song, "You're the Top" and is the only American to ever win the Gold Medal at the Paris International Exposition, a gathering of Europe's finest coachbuilders.
To save Brewster from the Depression, an employee purchased 135 Ford V8 roadster chassis and designed a body for it, identified by its swoopy fenders and a heart-shaped grille. Stylish and selling for only $3,500, it was a hit at the 1934 New York Auto Show. The bodies were worth more than the chassis.
Brewster began building carriages in New Haven in 1810. Their artistry was recognized internationally, including a prize won in Paris in 1878. Like many carriage builders, they segued into automobile bodies in 1905. By 1911 they had moved their atelier to Long Island City, New York, perhaps to be closer to the financial center that provided the customers for custom coachwork. Their reputation was such that even Rolls Royce were shipped to America for Brewster bodies. It was no surprise that when Rolls-Royce began production in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1919, Brewster was chosen to build many bespoke bodies on their chassis.
Like other manufacturers of luxury goods, the Depression was not kind to Brewster. The firm faced the challenge by reaching an agreement with Ford. Their management knew Edsel Ford because of the many Lincolns bodies Brewster had built. Furthermore, Ford's chief of design, Bob Gregorie, had worked at Brewster.
The agreement between and Brewster resulted in Ford chassis being clad in bodies in styles including , Cars and Sedans. Celebrity ownership at the time included Al Jolsen, Fred Waring, Vincent Astor and Cole Porter. Porter was impressed enough to add the lyrics, "You're a Brewster body" to his song, "You're the Top".
The subject car is a Limousine built on a Ford 40A chassis with a V-8 85 engine, Ford's most powerful. It has the heart shaped Art Deco grille that was these cars' trademark. The color scheme has black fenders and a green body with black accents. The black theme is continued with the interior leather in the chauffer's compartment. The passenger space is done in brown with tan carpets. Black spoke wheels complete the visual impression. The chauffer's compartment has an ingenious convertible top that folds and fits into a section of the passenger compartment roof above the passenger space. This is a rare opportunity to own a car that touches on so much American automotive history.

06/09/2024

M4 F82 🖤🔥🥹

06/09/2024

06/09/2024

M4 🖤🔥🥹


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06/09/2024

Beautiful 🥹🔥

06/07/2024

M8 🖤🥹🔥

06/07/2024

Evolution Of 🖤🥹🔥

06/07/2024

Audi

06/05/2024

G82 M4 🖤🚀🔥

06/05/2024

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06/03/2024

1963 Impala 4 Speed 🥹🔥🚀

Absolutely stunning. How sweet!😍

06/03/2024

Absolutely stunning. How sweet!😍

06/03/2024

John Schneider on a 1968 dodge charger

Absolutely stunning. How sweet!😍

06/01/2024

Great looking Hot Rod.

06/01/2024

1968

06/01/2024

Shelby GT500 ❤️🔥

05/26/2024

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05/26/2024

1958 Plymouth (Christine) found in a dirt lot. Would you bring it home???

05/25/2024

Amazing and stunning Ford Mustang ❤😍
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Sarah, a waitress saving for college, dreamt of a car that wasn't just transportation. One night, she spotted it - a classic 1967 Mustang, forgotten in a dusty garage. The crimson paint gleamed beneath the moonlight, whispering of freedom and open roads. With every penny saved, Sarah bought and restored the Mustang. The first rumble of the engine, the first sunset cruise with the wind whipping her hair, Sarah knew this wasn't just a car. It was a symbol of her determination, a roar against the ordinary, a reminder that dreams, with a little horsepower, could take you anywhere. See less

05/25/2024

Ford GT40 OR Ford Mustang ❤💪
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In the 1960s, Ford craved glory on the racetrack. The legendary Ferrari dominated Le Mans, the ultimate test of endurance. Enter the Ford GT40, a brutal, low-slung race car built to win. Powerful but raw, it battled handling issues.
Meanwhile, the Mustang was born - a brash, affordable muscle car for the streets. It roared with V8 power, a symbol of American freedom. While the GT40 chased checkered flags, the Mustang captured hearts.
One night, a young mechanic tinkered with a Mustang, inspired by the GT40's grit. He added stripes, mimicking the racer's markings. It wasn't just a cosmetic change; it was a tribute, a connection between the untamed spirit of the Mustang and the relentless drive of the GT40.
News of the striped Mustang spread. Soon, Mustangs across the country wore the same markings, a symbol of shared passion - the spirit of Le Mans coursing through everyday cars. The victory at Le Mans in 1966 cemented Ford's legacy. But the Mustang, the car of the people, became an icon, forever linked to the GT40 through the shared stripes - a testament to how even the most ordinary can be touched by greatness.

05/24/2024

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