Here ya go, enjoy.
7/6/1946…..U.S. began producing car again after World War II. It is a bit misleading but some cars companies did continue to produce cars. At the very onset of the war (1942 thereabout), some of the first effort were to build the cars without all the chrome, painting the trim instead, the first “blacked out” (they were actually called “blackout specials or models” ) which became popular with the grilles in muscle cars later on. Washington dictated that stainless-steel and chrome would not be allowed on cars except on of bumpers, bumper guards, and windshield wipers.
1942 Chevy Front.
1942 Chevy Backside
I think it looks great!!!
7/8/1909 The first Hudson was built.
Hudson Roadster from 1909
Thanks for reading
Tim
