This seems to be the only painting of a rumble seat convertible top, and I've only seen one in real life
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Saturday, April 01, 2017
Illustrations from the series Great Moments In Early American Motoring, Harry Anderson
This seems to be the only painting of a rumble seat convertible top, and I've only seen one in real life
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The car in the second to last painting has a folding top over the rumble seat. Have you ever seen one like that in real life? I don't think I ever have.
ReplyDeleteOne time only, it was an option from Ford, and probably other companies, and I saw it at the 2014 GRNS it's called the Tux Away Top, only offered in 1932 http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2014/02/ive-never-seen-rumble-seat-convertible.html and I'm astonished I ever saw it even once... most drop tops will be parked with the tops down, especially at an indoor car show.
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