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1: Car development was mostly stalled during WWII and most of the car factories were busy making jeeps or aircraft etc.
2: It wasn't really until the 1930s or so that cars as we know them were properly established, before that it still wasn't entirely uncommon to buy a chassis and take it to a coachbuilder to get a body done for it.
3: A personal reason, we really just aren't that interested in pre-war cars. There are loads of beautiful Jaguars, Mercedes and all sorts of thing from just after the war, but before then it really is still somewhat like building motorized carriages ;)