Cruise-O-Matic: Part Two

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1916 King

 

 

 

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Thomson Custom-Built Bodies 1919

 

 

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1926 Chrysler "70"

 

 

 

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1928 Chandler

 

 

 

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1933 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan

 

 

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1936 Lincoln-Zephyr

 

 

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1940 Oldsmobile Custom 8 Cruiser

 

 

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1947 Kaiser-Frazer

 

 

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1953 Chrysler De Soto

 

 

 

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Richardson Home Corporation, 1955

 

 

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1961 Mercury Monterey

 

 

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1966 Oldsmobile Toronado

 

 

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1974 Ford Thunderbird

 

 

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1978 Chevrolet Nova

 

 

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1980 Lincoln Continental Mark VI

 

 

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1989 Plymouth Voyager

 

 

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1933 Pontiac ad

That's an interesting looking train shown with the car, and sure looks way more modern than the car advertised.

 

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I don't think that train was actually built or proposed. It's a mixture of various streamlined train elements for illustrative purposes. But still, it's certainly a stunner.

 

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No, the train was not exact to the illustration

in the Pontiac add. It has both connotations of the California Zephyr of that era, and the Duetsche Reischbahn Baur Blitz trains.

 

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1905 Ford Model F

 

 

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