beautiful Duesenburg, body by Judkins

and under the windows, what a cool design element. I've never seen it before.

even the gas tank cap design is fantastic

compare this Packard's treatment under the windows to the previous louver look on the Duesenberg

here's the interesting part... it's not a fiber. The owner was telling me it's some material laid on like a cake frosting detail. I don't know how that's possible, when some wood slivers, cane, bamboo, or straw would work pretty well. This Packard happens to be the 1st one Phil Hill restored

I was surprised to see this Packard at the San Marino so long after seeing it at the LaJolla http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2017/04/this-purple-packard-bucks-boring-paint.html because it belongs to the San Francisco Art Center car collection. I actually recognized it from the rims. I didn't remember the rest of the car, but the purple rims are cool, and stand out.

I'm surprised... it's not often you see a BF Goodrich Space Saver and inflator bottle... so you must know I was very surprised to see one in a Camaro, a Shelby GT 350, and an AMX and all at the same car show, the San Marino concours

I love when people show some cool old petroliana with their car at a show, cruise, or concours. Check out the only GM Highway Emergency Kit I've ever seen

1st time I've seen a Porsche with a rain cover over the convertible top

there were a great number of Bantams at the San Marino car show... just wonderful to see twice as many in one place than I've ever seen at all

one of the coolest cars at the San Marino car show today, was stored in a garage in 1958, under blankets, and left alone for nearly 60 years. It was originally won in a raffle, for a dollar. All the stuff in the trunk was found in it

looks like the last time this car was on the road was a cross country drive going through Nebraska

the Kleenex box and the blanket were left in the car too