Some cars have a story to tell, some, only clues without answers. CSX 3239 has a 1975 El Salvador sticker on the window

from what I can find on the internet, this car was restored in 1982, has a Holman Moody 427 side oiler http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=662&aid=23 used to have white stripes http://www.cobracars.be/csx3239.html

Cayman Islands hot rod? Maybe just looks like it, but that is pretty cool too

1929 Cord L29 brought by Gooding and Co to the Graystone Mansion Concours

With an estimate of $200,000 - $250,000 and available without reserve, the stunning Cord will be presented for public sale later this summer at our Pebble Beach Auctions in association with the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance

optioned out Chevy, even has the armrest

 plus the GM compass, umbrella and holder, delux steering wheel, and kleenex dispenser

Helms bakery van restored

 One of the few mass produced single purpose fleet vehicles I've learned of. UPS trucks, postal service jeeps, and beer and soda delivery are about it.

for vintage photos of a bakery truck in action http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/06/helms-bakery-trucks-fleet-of-single.html

1949 Cooper /MG T10

1939 Bugatti type 57C, coachwork by Vanvooren, wedding gift to the Prince of Persia, from the country of France. Exquisite, and now in the Peterson Museum collection

 here is a good examplke of what a difference lighting makes

 the above and below photos are both here because I can't decide which I like better

 the trunk dorsal fin chrome stands out great in this side shot, but disappears from behind

Rolls Royce at the Graystone Mansion Concours

 the top of this container says, Petroleum Spirits, Highly Inflammable

 Notice the above has a couple levers, and the previous similar photo did not have the Ignition late/early lever and knob