Top 10 Unique Vehicles - 2012 MSRA Back to the 50's Show

I was unable to find the owner of this car, which had multiple autographs on it from the same person. It looks like it could be "Henry Winkler" but I don't really think it is.

Can anyone figure out who's autograph this is? The license plates make the car from Wisconsin.

I see this Coors Light vehicle every year, with the beer tap in front. What a way to pull up to the party, keg tapped and ready to go! I'd be tempted to grab a drink at the red light though, NOT GOOD!

I guess the Fiat hasn't changed much now that it has been rereleased in America as it looks nearly identical. This was a well preserved unrestored model.

This 1902 Oldsmobile is a reproduction, none the less it was a remarkable piece to see in person. It has a tiny engine, and it looks like the tires are probably bike tires. The body itself is basically a horse carriage.

The owner of this car claims it was bought by Al Capone for use by his subordinates, to travel from St Louis to Chicago for meetings. It has been featured on the History Channel, and the rear trunk came from New York City Mayor Jimmy Walkers' 1932 Lincoln.

What an odd vehicle, I really thought this was some kind of a joke car at first but apparently not. I guess the Germans were a little behind the times after losing the war(s). Googling about this model did not pull up much information, and I would love to get in contact with this owner to ask more questions.

Another German model, this one was used during World War II to carry higher ranking officers, and was brought home by a G.I. in 1948. It was bought in 1974 from the 2nd owner, and has been going through a 22 year restoration and has just recently hit the road again.

This truck was a rolling advertisement for his truck chassis swap business, and is quite brilliant. The side of the truck with the body advertises "Chassis Mounting Kits for 40's and 50's Pickups".

www.E-zChassisSwaps.com

This vehicle was getting so much attention it took me 1/2 a day to get some real pictures as too many people were looking at it. The speakers randomly blasted lines from the movie, and I was surprised my 5 year old nephew knew what the car was and knew about Ghostbusters. I didn't really think it was a kids movie, but asking more questions I figured out he watches the cartoon.

I am so glad these pictures turned out, as many other pictures of metallic shiny cars did not fare as well with the beating bright sun that day. I just fell in love with the paint job and the roll off top. Definitely my #1 favorite car I saw over the weekend.