Vintage Cars & Helms Bakery

Do you like classic cars like me? I adore these. It is a great chance for me to have such a museum in the city where I live. The total value of the cars in this museum must almost be worth the value of an active factory.

I think Rolls Royce produces the best quality cars in the world. They seem to have achieved this quality and prestige a century ago. The Rolls Royce you see here is a 1924 Silver Ghost Salamanca. This car, which has 12 cylinders and an engine capacity of 7428 cc, produces 75 horsepower. 75 horsepower may seem very little in our time, but I guess that this car broke new ground in power and prestige at that time.

And a beautiful red Mercedes-Benz. The Nurburg Limousine, produced in 1928, is a very long car. This car with a sweet color has an 8-cylinder and 4622 cc engine. In addition, this classic car produces 79 horsepower.

The Packard Light Eight Sedan is a beautiful classic car manufactured in 1932. The engine of the car, which has 8 cylinders and an engine volume of 5232 cc, also produces 110 horsepower. Packard may be a brand you haven't heard of. Because this company produced cars between 1899 and 1958. As far as I know, the company was completely closed in 1962.

And bread wagons as a crazy idea. Helms Bakery was an industrial bakery with crazy ideas. The breads produced at the factory were delivered to customers by Helms Bakery Trucks produced by the 1935 model Twin Coach. These sweet bread wagons were selling bread to people on the streets and by the roadside. These delivery trucks contained fresh buns, pastries, marshmallows, cookies, and warm bread. Even though there are bakeries selling fresh breads and pastries almost everywhere in our time, I loved this idea. A similar situation is currently happening in Turkey. Cars selling fresh bread sometimes roam the streets during Ramadan.

I loved these classic cars and the bread delivery truck. What do you think about it? Please give your opinion in the comments. See you in the next parts of Key Museum. With love...