Photo from an expert photographer of the great depression era, Dorothea Lange

shot in 1938, titled "Funeral Cortege, end of an era in a small valley town, Califonia"

I've posted another of Dorothea's photos, and a couple from other great well known photographers like Walker Evans, and Ansel Adams when I can find ones that have cars in them. Here's another from Dorothea https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiB08HW9Nk6rMxjUUHVQnMAPgqWU-DKhSxrA0a4LYpoG_J1v8WPHR5xGnFiPBpaEmVJ5vEbKkR0yl9Glls9KrGPEkVwxR00J6CcZikc1z9jLHsC0L1-bBrgHYOqy8RjZKQUdh1eHEFzUmM/s1600-h/dorothea+lange+from+the+selvedge+yard.jpg

A few more from Shorpy

The Krieger-Brasier of 1903-1906 was a gas-electric car

1921 Stephens Salient Six, it had overhead valves and a respectable 30 mpg

The parts department of Semmes Motor Company in Washington circa 1925. They had a lot of Dodge delivery trucks.

1935, junkyard near Easton, Pennsylvania. Photography by icon Walker Evans

Cars, photography, and legendary photographers. I love to find it all at once. Ansel Adams

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1000photosofnewyorkcity/sets/72057594083888984/?page=2

A photo from the old master Photographer Walker Evans

Notice that the above is not a clip from the below, but another photo taken at the same photo shoot

1936 Atlanta http://www.shorpy.com/node/142 for the source of my finding this photo, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walker_Evans for more about the master photographer, and American icon