Barn Find Of The Century Reveals Forgotten GM Designs From 1940

Barn Find Of The Century Reveals Forgotten GM Designs From 1940

A collection of historically important car designs has been found in a New York barn. The 1940-dated sketches are from the GM-owned Detroit Institute of Automobile Styling. They’re the work of young designers who would go on to shape several US icons. The 1955-57 Tri-Chevys, 1961 Lincoln Continental, and 1963 Buick Riviera are among the most iconic and best-known 20th-century American car designs. But thanks to a recent find in a New York barn, …