(Current) Carriage to Classic

For Ford, the 1935 model year included a complete refresh over previous models. This car had a more modern [...]

Prior to 1908, automobiles were built by hand with non-interchangeable parts. Each part required time-consuming filing and hand-fitting. Cadillac [...]

The Brewster Company began in 1810 as a producer of high-quality horse-drawn carriages for wealthy clients. They made their first auto body in 1896, and continued building car bodies for American and imported European chassis until the outbreak of World War I in Europe. With their supply of chassis threatened, Brewster turned to making their own complete automobiles.

Between 1905 and 1925, there were thousands of automobile manufacturers in the United States. The most successful were those that [...]

In the early days of motoring, Peerless, Packard, and Pierce-Arrow were known as “the three Ps.” This great trio of [...]

The Auburn Company was founded in 1900 and enjoyed early success. Like many manufacturers, it experienced intense competition in the [...]