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
Comments (40)
Fantastic shot and very beautiful old car!!! Good weekend ;)
Cool car. Love to see it restored!
Even with rust and other signs of age, this automobile with much lower safety and creature comfort standards than today's vehicles still has oh so much to say visually about class, style, artistic lines and beauty. Excellent and clear photographic capture of a true classic car, Jocko!!!
Incredible to see a LaSalle so old, very very cool !
Cool car shots, Jocko. I always thought the La Salle was the sharpest car of the late 20s and 30s. I'd love to see the whole thing. Maybe you can get one without the tarp?
Fantastic oldtimer portrait! I'm wondering whether this car is still able to move! Excellent posting! Bravo!!!
The car is a LaSalle which later became part of Buick and GM...!!! Excellent capture...
Great work. How can anyone ever be bored by the chaotic intricacy of rust?
Love old cars...super shot!!!!
A truly lovely oldie. Thanks for sharing.