Photo #1

Photo #2

Photo #3

Photo #4

Little did I know that a couple of hours later, after the three of us and Lindsay had had a good time at Bar Avignon, that Leland would look up from behind the counter where he worked diligently preparing orders and say, "Mom, look at that car," then point with his chin out the front door, onto SE Division. Thus, Photo #5. I believe it's the same Deux Chevaux, but there is every possibility that more than one shiny, maroon and black beauty lives in Portland.
Photo #5

Thanks to Snapper at Gabriola Daily Photo for his post that helped me identify the car.
1 comment:
Oooh, I love this car. It says 1939-ish to me, but what do I know? What a neat toy.
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