Vintage shots from days gone by!

No, that's definitely Jayne Mansfield. This is Diana Dors; there is some resemblance:

She's better known for owning this custom Delahaye:

 

On closer exam of the photo, I believe you are correct. It's Jayne.

 

Far Right Loyce Deen KIA Nov 5 1944, his story here, http://www.loyceedeen.org/

 

That is not only NOT Diana Dors, but THOSE AREN'T Diana Dors'.

 

American soldiers march towards the ports of England, days before the D-Day landings, June 1944.

 

"nothing to lose your head for"

 

I have a quick question. Are old photos of classic cars like Porsche allowed here? Or only American build cars?

 

How many of you old farts remember 102?? It was my Dad's favorite for years until they stopped making it.

 

Just a rumor, she wasn't decapitated in the wreck.

 

Great pic jc.
I remember passing the old brewery for years along the 101 but don't think I actually ever drank the stuff.

 

Cool Photo, thanks.

 

Brew 102 - Perfected after 101 brews .....

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Right. And the incredibly poor taste in attempting to make a lame joke about it has been discussed before here.

 

WHAT IS A PORSCHE SOME KIND OF VW/////

 

Wanda Cantrell. 1955.

 

Don't know, but it was posted in another thread of the H . A . M . B , November 15th 2015.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...e-detailed-traditional-engines.252296/page-15

regards,Rod.

 

YEP!-----Their plant was just East of the L.A. downtown interchange, you couldn't miss the big advertising "102" sign.
Now,----Do you remember their slogan??
"Wonder full--wonder full--102--In the East or the West,---102 is the BEST"!

 

I don't remember the slogan or the plant but my dad always had that can in hands when he was home. After 102 went off the market, he drank Hamms and Burgie.

 

Flatheads being loaded on to a flat car at the rouge plant.

 

New York City - 1970s


Las Vegas - 1970s


Las Vegas - 1950s


Los Angeles - 1940s

 

I was going to ask what they had done to be sent to the gallows.

 

That one needs to be entitled watching the Flatheads go by ...................

 

Colorado Blvd, Pasadena

Colorado Blvd, Pasadena


Colorado Blvd, Pasadena


Colorado Blvd, close to Orange Grove, Pasadena, late '20s




Colorado Blvd...


Pasadena Freeway tunnel (it was then called the Arroyo Parkway)