Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

the Beau James, 1975 GMC truck. What idiot thought that was a good name to increase sales? Could have been the ad guy competing against the "Gentleman Jim"

I drive way too fast

good advertising







Found on http://autoadvert.tumblr.com

You have less than a second to see the biker... Click on the image to see the full size first

Too late, next time slow down and be careful, it's the only way to see better... Ducati advertising found on http://autoadvert.tumblr.com/

The new ad campaign for Coca Cola delivery trailers


MuscleCarDreaming.Tumblr.com focused on photography of great musclecars







and all the cars I posted, to let you know they have cool photos, are Mopars. Huh. Stange how that happened. See Fords, Chevys, and all the other types also at http://musclecardreaming.tumblr.com/

Charles Loupot's painting of the Voisin auto, 1923


Simple, elegant.
from http://www.sportschrono.com via http://artdecoblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/charles-loupot-voisin-automobiles-1923.html

business advertising made easy, stick a small car on the roof, make it a goofy one


Cars are boring because people keep buying them. Please buy something more interesting! Here is a great video, for the 40 mpg Elantra

Beautiful advertising from 1909 and 1928, from Moment D' Inspiration











See galleries of far more of this small sample at the very cool blog http://momentdinspiration.blogspot.com/2010/11/old-american-cars.html


this last three found on http://theoldmotor.com/

"Cars for sale" by Chenoweth

found on http://momentdinspiration.blogspot.com/

VW ad campaign, nicely elegant


1922 Mitchell F 50

Click on the image for the full size, the writing on the car is a self promotion campaign to advertise the positive attributes of the Mitchell car. Awesome sphinx statue in the background

found on the hamb http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585

from an expansive early Pierce Arrow photo gallery at Dieselpunks


Mr Norms advertising March 1967 Drag News