Advertisement for the 1933 Pontiac Economy Straight Eight Convertible Coupe
Category: Transportation
Tubb’s Green Hornet
(Image used on front of 1997 post card)
The Green Hornet
Tour bus of Ernst Tubb and the Texas Troubadours from 1970-1979. The 1964 Silver Eagle was originally purchsed by Mr. Tubb in 1970 from Trailways Bus Company. It was used by Mr. Tubb and the Texas Troubadours for travel purposes only. During its years of service over three million miles were logged. It traveled to all 48 Continental states as well as Canada. Mr. Tubb retired the bus in 1979 and donated it to the Ernest Tubb Record Shop for public viewing. In 1995 it was restored to its original state and was put on permanent display in the Ernest Tubb Record Shop, Music Valley Village in Nashville. Admission is free. (From back of post card)
Copyright 1997 Richard Southern
16 Hours
Rolling Through Chicago, 1938
Death Warning
SKULL IS USEFUL AS AUTO DEATH WARNING
When Illuminated at Night The Object is Hideous and Serves to Cause Some Speeders to Slow Down
The photograph herewith shows an automobile from Los Angeles carrying the latest in death warnings in the form of a radiator cap. It is shaped in the form of a human skull, and by connecting with an electric light gives a hideous appearance at night. It night cause a few speeders to slow down.
Bohn Trucks to Come
Cross Crossings Cautiously
Six-Story Highway
Here is an artist’s conception of the amazing multiple highway plan of Dr. John A. Harriss, former health commissioner of New York City. The plan calls for six traffic levels. Each level is for designated traffic. There is an express traffic level. two one-way levels for bus traffic and other plans to expedite traffic. This proposal of Fr. Harriss is gaining favor as one of the most feasible of many schemes advanced to handle the constantly increasing motor and pedestrian traffic. – Inventions for March, 1930
Bob Wills and his New Ride
1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt
The Thunderbolt was Chrysler’s first concept car. The Thunderbolt was powered by Chrysler’s Spitfire Inline-6 engine, coupled with a 3-Speed Fluid Drive Semi-Automatic Transmission.
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