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When you searched for van options in the early 1960’s there were Volkswagen vans and the more commercial looking Chevy and Ford vans. VW Clearly had a product designed for transporting people. There was no caption information with this print from the Loyd Sandgren collection but it looks like this family needed all the seating […]
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“At one time the Brundage Co. brought thousands of VW cars here, in fact it was the distribution center for the Southeast. This shows how the vehicle was taken off the German ship.” LS Brundage Motors was an early importer of German made vehicles to Jacksonville starting with Volkswagen and Porsche vehicles in the late […]
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Brumos Motor Cars supplied VW Van for YMCA Camp Immokalee in Keystone Heights, FL. Around 1960. Loyd Sandgren shot quite a bit for Brundage Motors and later Brumos in the late 1950’s and 1960’s.
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Anyone out there remember what they had to drive in their drivers ed class? I have dim memories of a 70’s vintage Vega with no AC and a standard transmission. Students at Paxon H.S. in the early 1960’s apparently had access to a couple of new VW Beetles compliments of Jacksonville’s Brundage Motors. Don’t know […]
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A Volkswagen Beetle is offloaded to the pier along the Talleyrand docks, most likely headed to Brundage Motors’ dealership in Jacksonville, FL. Brundage was the first importer of the German made autos to Jacksonville in the 1950’s.
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Getting out the vote! A promotion by Brundage Motors with the League of Women Voters getting the keys to a Volkswagen van.
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A showroom vehicle advertising the line of Volkswagens which could be purchased at Jacksonville’s Brundage Motors. The import dealer later changed hands after the death of owner Hubert Brundage and became the internationally known Brumos dealership. Brundage was a regular client of Loyd’s.
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