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WTF Classifieds - Cars From the First Great Depression

From LesleyB, Featured Contributor
Posted on September 25, 2008
Filed under Classifieds

No, not model year 2009. We're talking about the originals.

It's been a crazy couple weeks. Bankruptcies, bailouts, widespread ranting about personal and corporate responsibility. While nobody really knows what the fallout of adding $700 Billion of debt relief into the economy will be, many are saying it's the start of a major correction in the stock market similar to the Great Depression of the 1930's. What does that mean for the world of cars? If the 1930's were any indication, we're in for shorter, fatter cars without a lot of ornamentation, and smaller windows and headlights. Check out the evolution of cars through the 1930's. Oh yeah, and if you want the real deal, rather than waiting for future models, each of these is for sale on eBay.

  • 1929 Studebaker

  • 1930 De Soto

  • 1931 Ford Model A

  • 1932 Ford Coupe

  • 1933 Ford Vicky

  • 1934 Packard Bayliff Coupe

  • 1935 Ford Tudor

  • 1936 Ford Coupe

  • 1937 Oldsmobile

  • 1938 Ford Deluxe Coupe

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    From Ryan Thompson
    Commented on March 28, 2009

    The 1934 Packard Bayliff Coupe was actually built in the 1970s by the people who bought the Packard name after the company folded in the 1950s. Some other companies have offered "Packards", but Bayliff's was the most faithful and authentic looking.

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