interesting 31 Cadillac that was one person's pride and joy, but will a buyer on Bring a Trailer think it's worth more than 10k? Thank you Doug!

the aluminum boat tail bodywork was fashioned from a World War II-era warplane engine nacelle, and the front bumper is a mini airplane propeller

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1931-cadillac-335a-5/

I know what I'm instantly aware of... empty long road ahead of them on the other side of that stoplight that is about to switch to green

 https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=990233566473953&set=pcb.990233663140610

comparison of boat tail designs, two Duesenbergs, and a Packard

back in 2010, I posted about the Auburn Cabin Speedster... and I think I just stumbled across a photo of that same car way back in 1932 from

I'm only guessing it's the same one. 

orignally the color photos were posted in https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/12/woodlight-headlights-number-one-in.html where there are a couple others

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/49339447263/in/album-72157712543534427/ for the black and white photo source, the Gladys O’Donnell Collection, she was a charter member of the 99s

new to me

 the only green dragon I can think of is the Peerless Green dragon, and this ain't that

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1307836653350217&set=p.1307836653350217&type=3

the Hemmings and Hagerty Great Race is going on between RI and ND this year, and has just went through gravel roads in Wisconsin, way out in farm country between Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin and Duluth, Minnesota

I haven't seen a Peerless in forever!

https://www.greatrace.com/news/great-race-2022-day-7.html

clockwork operated boat tail racer toysmade by Tipp & Co, Nuremberg, Germany, 1932-1939

https://collection.maas.museum/object/40877

Mr. Madsen's double cowl boat tail Chevrolet, Southern California, 1928

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/vintage-shots-from-days-gone-by.428585/page-6646

1938 ‘Staten Island’ Ford-based Boat Tail Roadster

https://anyskin.tumblr.com/

the brodie knobbed boat tail Lincoln, with an altimeter and interior Boyce Motometer on the steering column

1st time I've ever seen a Motometer on the steering column

here it is with the photo turned 90 degrees so you can see it better

 

1934 Packard Boat Tail Speedster by Ray Deitrich

http://www.rossispeaks.com/dietrich/

one cool ol car

at the 2016 Romo Motor Festival

http://ponyfotos.blogspot.com/2016/10/romo-motor-festival-1.html

Jerry Miscevich saw a photo of the 1929 Packard Boattail Speedster and spent the next 20 years thinking about it. Finally, he built a replica, the same way they built the original

And Jay Leno interviewed him



Just like Packard, Miscevich got his hands on a 626 chassis and the engine from a Super 8. Then he got to work fabricating the rest of the car, modifying existing parts and using authentic ones where he could for the next 19 years

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/videos/a30491/meet-the-man-who-built-his-own-1929-packard-boattail-speedster/

1930 Model A Boattail, found disassembled, mostly in oily newspapers dated 1930, in a barn

Hagerty Magazine, summer 2009 https://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/~/media/Files/US/Lifestyle/Magazine/pdf/v4i2.ashx

not "just another boat tail"

Found on https://www.facebook.com/napa.mathis?fref=nf

Duesenburg Model A

Found on http://silodrome.com/duesenberg-model-a-speedster/