Thursday, August 19, 2021

Graham 97 Supercharged Cabriolet - 1938

 


8 comments:

  1. Peak Art Deco design...

    That in cream white, a white suit, a Panama hat, and a bombshell blonde, and you're all set for a leisurely cruise down to the Del Coronado in SD, or down to Key West.

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  2. I wonder if Jay Leno has one of these.

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  3. I used to have a picture of a great aunt standing next to "our Graham sedan". I didn't know they were supercharged.... Wow....

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  4. They weren't all supercharged, Like Cord they were an option. This one looks to have a custom body by Darren perhaps?

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  5. Very nice. From back when this country had soul. No, not that heavily tarnished negro version.

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  6. Why can't designers create great cars again? Over the past few years I've seen Chryslers that I've mistaken for Bentleys, and vice versa. They all look like they were stamped out of a single mold and different names and chrome work slapped on them. I think the prevailing material they use is Ticky-Tacky.

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    1. Mostly due to European pedestrian impact standards. Since all car bodies are now to be world-wide standard (for cost).

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