1935 LaS by jocko500
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I sorry I do not know my cars lol
tallpindo knows them inside out. I tried to pronoun the name of this car but I could not so no one around me could spell it for me. I tried a google looky on the net but nothing lol
So if any one knows please tell the others. And if you look and no one yet say what it is please come back for tallpindo or someone else would have say it. I need to carry a notepad around but that will do no good if I can not spell or talk right. lol
I do know what the old man that owns this say to me "This came from a barn of some one that dies and the family got hold of the car club I in and I bought the car. Looked it up on the net and it worth around $160,000 U.S." I do not know it; as is or restored??? It is in real good shape. I have other photos of this car but not as good as the ones I showing you.
I do know what you see on the front of the radiaor is some bars. Top photo the bars is closted and as the motor warms up there is a vaccome[misspelled lol] hose that will open up the bars to let the air pass thought the radiaor. They made this just for one year and that was in 1935 which is this car
Thanks for looking and comments
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yep you all wonder why i take photos of cars I know nothing about??? I like what I see that why
I like it! Great shot, old cars are very cool! 8-)
Excellent capture of this old relic, bravo!
LaSalle? It's the car that Edith Bunker used to sing about in the theme song. Those tires look like a lot of the ones I've ridden on, this one will be cool when someone fixes it up!
Could this be an old LaSalle? Mysterious!
Man, those people have alot of old classic cars, I guess a lot of spare money as well !!! nice compo Cheers :o)
Yes that it LaSalle. Thanks I had a 1960 LaSalle as my first car. My dad bought it for $100. The owner say that Bonny and Clyd wrote laSalle for makeing they cars go so fast. This one could go over 100 mph
wow...cool find!
I be going back there soon to take more photos and maybe get to know the car club he in so I can take a lot of diff cars photos
Excellent capture and shot...bravo!!!:o)
I agree with Redbeard on the name. Thats ok I know nothing about art but I make pictures ;) I believe that the price is restored .But they are pretty costly even rusty
oh forgot the owner do not wish to turn this into a hot rod. that what he do with a lot of old cars. but this one he sees is good for restoreing.
I think it's an old Buick LaSalle. Great shot, Jocko!!
Great car and photo. Jock I thought a Cajun would know the name LaSalle, it is French word. I found the radiator emblem and grill emblem on google. The grill emblem is 1916.
The Cadillac La Salle. ... It was named after the French explorer, Rena Robert de la Salle, who discovered Louisiana. ... http://groups.msn.com/CadillacLaSalle1937 super capture Jock
A wonderful old car Jock!!
excellent shot!!!
Indeed a classic rust bucket! ;)
Is'nt STANEY or STALEY, and LaS will be the unique and celebrate name of this car ? STANEY was an american constructor at the beginning of the XX century. Goods pictures with well details. Thanks JOCKO !!!
Excellent car shot. We can only dream to own one of these huh?... Aloha
I just love old cars! Excellent shot!
I like what you see also...the vintage look in cars always fascinates me also..too bad it's so rusty now, must have been a gem when it first came out....Nice work~ Aloha!
For a date I would place this car as 1926 to about 1931. That is from the simplicity of the radiator trim and the roundness of the fenders. As to why a LaSalle would have LaS as it's badge I don't know. They were a later car in the 30's as you first surmised. Hmmm this does not quite do it http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fr/images/LaSalle.jpg This is it http://www.100megsfree4.com/cadillac/lasalle/lasalle.htm The first car was March 1927 according to this page.
Yes, this does look like a good 'fixer-upper!' They really knew how to make good ones back then! Great pics! (:
Excellent realization Jock.....!!!!
Wonderful shots, Jock. I like old cars too, hope you get more shots. Happy day for you and hugs. Di.
well there u got it jocko dale to the rescue lol I do believe my dad had one like this ,I also love the old cars: bravo:
A nice old car !
Another great one
wonderful ... great find !