In my travels yesterday, noticed this Cadillac Convertible (??) and am wondering what it is and why it is sitting in the second row of a transmission repair shop in Hubbard, Ohio. From the looks of it, it needs more than transmission work.
There were other cars in a row also. Some day when I get a chance will stop in to see what's up. There were many others and all were lined up on Route 62, just about a mile south of the intersection of Route 62 and Interstate Route 80.
I took other pictures (10 total) and will be glad to email them to anyone if interested. There was an older Bonneville convertible, some Chevys, Fords, Mercurys and Lincolns, a Studebaker, Nash Rambler with spare tire on trunk , T-Bird hardtop, others. There were some others under large tarps, but I was not able to check them out at the time. The shop owner probably wondered why I was walking around taking so many pictures. Being short on time, could not spend the time to investigate further. I did not see any pre-war cars, other than a 1937-1939 Ford sitting by the main door. It was rusty and had no hood or grille, but I was able to get a picture.
Fred Zwicker
