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Dorts and Dolls: 1923

Dorts and Dolls: 1923

San Francisco circa 1923. "Dort touring car at Golden Gate Park." Latest chapter in the Shorpy Saga of Superannuated Sedans. 5x7 glass negative. View full size.

 

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Sorry, Dave, but that's a Dart. A Dadge Dart.

All kidding aside, these lesser-known cars of Frisco are super interesting, with unexpected cool elements. That one a few cars back with the horn going through the bodywork is an example of what I mean.

I realize there were darn good cost/hassle reasons why car makers stopped using nitrocellulose lacquers, but they sure made for a beautiful finish when new. Can't imagine trying to maintain it. But I wait for you to find a nifty sunburst finished suto to match my old Mosrite guitars!

The Gray ones

were built about 30 miles from my home.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray-Dort_Motors

No Where Else

Is the Golden Gate park the only place in SF to take automobile photos?

[No, also the hills. -tterrace]

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