The tracks of automotive history before the World War II may be told best by folks who lived in that era. For example, take the case of “Gussie.” She was a short, pert, active lady who lived to age 98. She remembered her first car, the one she and husband Howard scraped and saved to buy. As I recall the tale, the car was a 1929 Chevrolet.
Gussie liked to manage things at work, a job she did quite well up to