1905 REO

a Stewart and Clark speedometer, not a Stewart Warner. I need to look into that and see if this was the same company before a merger or other business deal

the license plate is leather, and the aluminum ones weren't the uniform plate size and material yet, that would be another 10 years or so in the making. Also, note that the steering wheel and drivers seat are on the right hand side, as left side driving position also wasn't uniform yet

over protective dad... maybe, but still pretty smart!

Thanks to Susan!

a variety of things I saw at the Muckenthaler Concours

New cars seem to all have one color interiors, 2 at most if the carpet is contrasting the upholstery. It wasn't always as drab and boding as it it now. It was far more colorful in the 50's and 60's

the red item is a very early Model T tire lock.. no way you'd steal a Model T with one of these on the wheels.

one of two baby hemis at the Muckenthaler show, the other was a DeSoto

the spare tire hidden in the inner fender in this station wagon surprised me.

I don't remember ever seeing  Walker coachbuilder tag before

The Bonniksen Isochronous Speedometer (Omg... WANT!!!)

Found on http://beveldrive.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-vintage-revival-at-montlhery-france_24.html