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....seeing this car was followed by a VERY quick ride down Rock Street (in the background) to our house and a dash upstairs to grab my Instamatic 104 to take some shots of a car I had only seen in scratchy old movies on TV. I think it was a 1940 Pontiac or Buick, but don't know for sure. Within an hour, it was gone and I never saw it again.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - 1932 Buick radiator emblem / insignia.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - antique Buick in the parking lot. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - antique Buick in the parking lot. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - winged-8 radiator cap/hood ornament for 1932 Buick.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - antique Buick in the parking lot. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - antique Buick departing. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - antique Buick in the parking lot. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - Canyon Village - antique Buick in the parking lot. According to the license plate, this should be 1932 model - perhaps a 'Series 60' with a straight-eight.
Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park - winged-8 radiator cap/hood ornament for 1932 Buick.
Boyne City, Michigan. What a classic!
This is a "Buick Motor Bus" from 1911. Now THAT is an awesome sport utility vehicle or I guess it could be considered a really EARLY Minivan. Take that Dodge Grand Caravan!
Low Angle - '59 Buick LeSabre & '96 Riviera Coupe
