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Self portrait!
The folks in Hugo, Oklahoma think that Hugo is the circus capital!
There were probably a lot of them across the country. Marketing folks like to copy a successful gimmick. A friend of mine used to be a radio DJ...
Total conjecture from the top down on the picture's left. "upper control arm" shock steering "lower control arm" back to the chassis steering link...
That looks like the Turner Turnpike between Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
...and a Bobcat in the back, on the left.
They were "saved" in Oklahoma City. Hugh Bumpas started as pastor in 1944.
Fretwell's in Oklahoma City. Dad bought a 1964 Fury there. They're no longer in business. I now live about a mile north of there.
It's in the thread title! :D Florida Man Breaks Rules
[IMG] [IMG] Early Can-Am racers were remarkably similar.
Could it be a Studebaker?
You might try asking here: http://www.tamsoldracecarsite.net/
Funny... the opening image was credited to the Tulsa World, but WKY was an Oklahoma City radio and television station.
Here's a link for "Zolatone" with an "a". https://www.zolatone.com/ Textured and speckled paint.
Good to see you on here. I met you a few years ago when Randy and his crew, including me, worked on your house. Does Randy have anything left in...
Keeps it level in the corners!!
I'm in Warr Acres. I'll be watching for that beauty.
That's the Oklahoma state capitol building, before they added a dome a few years ago. I don't recognize the man. I assume he's a politician....
What post are YOU talking about?
In the first photo, she's transparent! No shadow.
Thanks.. I was just getting ready to look for it.
It was probably on this tour. The Wally Byam Caravan Club. https://www.airstream.com/blog/airstreamers-around-world/
How about a Studebaker? [MEDIA]
This one also ran this year. [MEDIA]
From Wikipedia: Centurion - about 1965. Only 5 were made with General Motors making Fiberfab stop production around the time of Goodwin's...
Here's a history of Fred Jones Manufacturing Company, including a picture of Fred himself! ;)...
Wasn't his father the U.S. ambassador to England then?
Boy, it sure doesn't look like that today! Thanks for that pic.
It's not the Oklahoma City fairgrounds; there's no railroad embankment on the far side of the track from the camera.
Picture taken in Oklahoma City.
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