Does Anyone Have Postcards With Cars On Them?

I would like to see postcards with cars on them--anything from the old model-T to the beautiful Mustangs!
Thanks!
Gussyboy1

Gussyboy1 please check your e mail..sent scan of the auto maxi card..phil

Gussyboy I knew I had other cards with cars on them !

Thanks Phil for great cars! What classic beauties!

Thanks for sharing!
Gussyboy1

Here are some cars in this old street scene from Sanford, Maine.

Here you go gussyboy1.

Here is a little older one. Driving any of these lately?

Hi All
Post Card #16 "New Auto Series"

Does This Count As Cars On Cards ???

DJD

I know it is not a car but imagine a cross country trip in this from 1964. ( no AC)

Nice Post cards. I didn't know that they would fit in with stamp collecting. I guess I will start looking for more cool ones for my self.

Novo Opel Tigra TwinTop

Nice little car.

This one is marked Auto Day at Amarilla TX, postmarked 1909.

Postmarked 1923, Detroit

doodles, that postcard seems to be from Portugal, no? (writing is in Portuguese at least.... can't understand the landscape in the background because it doens't resemble Lisbon and it reminds me slightly of Barcelona from Montjuic. But it could also be a montage since the skyscraper in the back seems to be the same one over and over...).

I have a set from Denmark about racing cars, with drawings of old F1s, a Mini Cooper, with the respective stamp (maximum cars). Unfortunately, I don't have a scanner and can't seem to find them on the net. They're from 2006.

Gussyboy1 does a handcar count??

With all of the nice period cards with cars on them, this one is a bit of an embarrassment. The Chevrolet Monza (1979 model shown, I believe) with a WHITE interior (!) may have been popular in it's day, but it's roots were taken from the ill-fated Vega and not even the sporty hatchback design could make up for its flaws. (One of the downfalls of GM during that period.)

The card shown was actually a dealer sent postcard to me to encourage me to buy a car (not necessarily a Monza) from a local Chevy dealer in its day: