Description: The 1930s were characterized by the fallout of The Great Depression and the onset of World War II. In a time before seatbelts and your ever-faithful iPhone application CarBuzz, Boston, Massachusetts, ...Add Comments5
Brendon DavisMay 25, 2012 I live in Boston. Boston is nice.
Cory AllenMay 24, 2012 This is what happens when you write letters and drive!
Ben ThompsonMay 24, 2012 That guy on the left is like WTF
Ben ThompsonMay 24, 2012 That's supposed to happen
Paul TrahanMay 24, 2012 80 years later and people still hit light posts. Some things never change.
Drew StorrustenMay 24, 2012 Maybe this was the time of the century where started using the phrase "that tree came out of nowhere." Or in this case the lamp post.
Michael LopezMay 24, 2012 Or the other guys are really short lol
Jason RosasMay 24, 2012 Wow the guy all the way on the left is really tall.
RetrospektMay 24, 2012 It's ok they have a replacement lantern ready
Dale SchroederMay 24, 2012 This was back when most cars were basically built the same way as stagecoaches. You bought a platform and engine and someone else built the body on top of it.
.JAY.JONES.May 26, 2012 Driver: "Let me see if I can parallel park this bad boy, oh, oh, no I didn't see that hole, what am I gonna tell the wife?"
lol, how is this possible?
Antonio FalsettiMay 24, 2012 In America we don't spend our tax dollars to fix our roads that we drive on every day. We send it all to other countries and waste it on shit we don't need like war and NASA.
Alan ClarkMay 24, 2012 I think this car belongs to the grandfather of the guy who drove his Porsche into wet concrete a few weeks ago.
Logan LeMonnierMay 24, 2012 @john come to Michigan. They're about like this....
Mikey JimenezMay 24, 2012 Testing out his new suspension I see.
John-Michael CunliffeMay 24, 2012 And here in Britain we say our pot holes are worse than ever lol
Mark RidenourMay 24, 2012 Either He was running too much boost and popped a rod, or the belt for the supercharger let go. Bet that thing was runnin low 20's at least. What a beast. :-)
Neil VickersMay 24, 2012 Is that the ghost of the driver in the middle?
Dale FredriksMay 27, 2012 I swear, every single one of these cars was hit by a bazooka, rolled 7000 times, and then had a piano dropped on it. How the heck did these cars get so apocalyptically destroyed?
Mark RidenourMay 24, 2012 Ferraris first recall because of fire problems.
Dillon DixonMay 24, 2012 If you check the gallery, there is one that is hanging out the window of a building. I bet that was a wild ride!
Lou GuerreroMay 24, 2012 "let's power it with combustible fuel they said, it'll be safer than electricity they said!"
Oscar GalvanMay 24, 2012 This people got involved in the mafia and paid the price
Chris DimattiaMay 24, 2012 Check the arm to the right. "she's gonna blow!!"
I live in Boston. Boston is nice.
long live apple lol
cough cough...Droid.
For me it's an iPad app
And now Boston has no good cars except a rolls Royce which possibly belongs to a red sox player. It's always near Fenway park