Showing posts with label Gauges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gauges. Show all posts
Ken Hubbard brought his 1935 DeSoto Airflow to the Ventura Nats... what a beautiful car
1937 supercharged Graham with a very interesting instrument gauge module, it clued me into why Hudsons in the late 40's had such interesting radio panels
coachbuilt Packards at the Dana Point Concours de Elegance
1924 Bentley with 1970's body, the Hawkeye Special. 3 litre chassis fitted with an 8 litre motor
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