The most beautiful vintage cars

A vintage car is generally described as an old automobile, which is largely appreciated by car enthusiasts and collectors. Such car fanatics have categorised schemes for the ages of cars that enforce peculiarities between antique cars, vintage cars, and classic cars and so on. Such ranking criteria vary with the harmony maintained by major car clubs within any country. The vintage period in the automotive circle was a time of transition, with the car starting off in 1919 and ended in 1930.

The drive that has led many to be fascinated by the vintage cars character and beautifulness is it rarity. Some great examples of the vintage cars are Studebaker 1929 President Eight Roadster, Chevrolet 1924, Buick Marquette, Hudson “The Coach”, Gray Motor Company Coach, Maxwell Club Sedan, The Oakland “6” Touring Car, Studebaker, Cadillac 90 Degree, Willys Knite Six and Chrysler 75 Roadster.

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It wasn’t until the 1950s that the automobile production was matched again. During that period of time, cars became much more functional, convenient and comfy. It was also during that era that car heating and in-car radio was introduced as well as four-wheel braking from a common foot pedal and hydraulically actuated brakes. Power steering was also a creation of that epoch. Following this historical period of the automotive engineering, drive-in restaurants were introduced as well as suburban shopping centers and motels. With the innovations also came the change in the cars bodywork, making it visually outstanding.

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The all-time favourite of most car fanatics is the ’57 Chevy that only has around 219 such vehicles up for sale today. Americans instantly fell in love with this sports car that soon appeared with the hardtop convertible version. Another impressive car which you might have seen in the 1978 movie Grease is the custom built 1949 Mercury Series 9CM. Nicknamed the Hell’s Chariot, this car adorned by flames has gone on sale for $600,000! Another great classic car shown in the very same movie is the 1948 Ford De Luxe. This car driven by the hunk John Travolta is from the final year of the old-style Ford. With only 28 built, the all-wood bodies on the woody station wagons was later replaced with steel.

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It is mostly possible to contemplate these great cars in rare vintage motor shows. There is however another way for you to check out the great Grease cars designs at Bingo Extra on the Grease series Slots. You will get to experience the ride in full speed in an atmosphere that dates back to the 1950s. It will bring a feeling of travelling back in time while enjoying all the games with the latest technologies on your desktop, mobile and Tablet. Bingo Extra also provide all its members a wide range of games, which they may choose from depending on their playing taste!

And if you wish to find out more about when and where the car shows will be held then be sure to check out the major car clubs!