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Two for the Road: 1919

Circa 1919. "Velie two-passenger roadster at First Unitarian Church." A car whose tidy top sports window shades and curtains. 5x7 glass negative by that San Francisco chronicler of all things automotive, Christopher Helin. View full size.

Circa 1919. "Velie two-passenger roadster at First Unitarian Church." A car whose tidy top sports window shades and curtains. 5x7 glass negative by that San Francisco chronicler of all things automotive, Christopher Helin. View full size.

 

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did they open the doors when there is no door handle?

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That's one I've never heard of before. A mere 221 Velie (pronounced Veelee) cars are known to survive for all models from 1908 to 1928, according to the Velie Registry.

Car and Driver

Strange looking car. I think I found its owner.

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