VINTAGE AUTO WRECKS

Old black & white insurance adjuster photos, circa 1910-1960. Various makes & models, in salvage yards, repair shops, and accident scenes. Some trucks, motorcycle, tractor.
Music Attribution: www.incompetech.com Kevin MacLeod

[@53GHOSTHUNTER]

Enough to make a vintage car lover cry....

[@101Volts]

Thanks, It's educational. I'm sure I can drive old cars safely, but it's best to just drive and keep the cell phone off. I heard some cars from the 1960s (Some Chryslers) had power steering which was so sensitive that if you went to switch the radio you'd be in the other lane quite easily if you weren't used to it. Whether that led to the death of that woman that was found in a lake something like 40 years later or not, I don't yet know.

[@wadugelenny]

Thanks for your time. nice work.

[@nerbon7164]

@Charles Leone you are so very right. Two tanks coming at each other will do the same damage unless traveling at different velocities. Plus they showed a lot of the car "that got hit" instead of the monsters that did the damage. -It's DANNEH BOI!!!

[@bunning63]

So, where are all the people telling us "they don't make them like they used to"?

[@hebneh]

0:36: "Motorists Wise / Simonize / Helps Cars Stay Beautiful" - except, unfortunately, when they've been wrecked.

[@kffive]

And Just think, not till 1965 was seatbelts mandatory.

[@charlesleone7109]

@bunning63....oh boy another one of "those guys". You obviously don't have any idea how well the old cars were built..you're seeing a bunch of big tanks hitting big tanks so of course there is goanna be more damage. And I've seen new cars fall apart and be torn to pieces from low speed hits so I think I would know...I own a 1957 Plymouth belvedere 2 door sedan and that car is a TANK. If they had airbags and seatbelts they would be safer too...old cars were built better than new cars...period