Vintage shots from days gone by!

Plymouth Cabana

 

Buffalo NY

 

Always been funny to me how all the Pontiac wide track ads from the early 60s made the cars look about 12 ft wide.

 

Now that there boys is what we are calling a 'Life Skill'.

 

Can't we all just look and enjoy all these great vintage photos without having to make ridiculous and or imature comments that one thinks are clever

 

Just a thought......the Jungle Pam thread got shut down because of some off color comments guys were making......just sayin.

 

Exactly, come on guys lets keep the comments to year, person id., time, etc., would hate to lose this epic thread. Back to the regularly schedualed programming...great pics.

 

Re: A hot rod with too much modern spice, loses it's traditional flavor.

A very important phrase, in my opinion.

 

Great assembly line photo. My favorite GTO year. Love that grille and stacked lamps.

 

Here's a few shots for today. Hopefully, others will enjoy them.

 

Back when the world was black and white.

 

The buildings, as well as the cars, sure had a lot more character in the past.

 

Toronto and other Canadian sites from long ago.

 

The world is getting too dam pc

 

I thought my early Chevy had a lot of wood, check out the construction of that bus. How about that "portable" Lincoln welder?

 

I fail to see that to be the issue at all. Harv in right, the same group have been repeatedly warned about the 4th Grade attempts at humor everytime a photo of an attractive female is posted. We all went to 4th grade and got tired of this humor then. It wastes bandwidth and is a source of irritation to everyone except this group with the juvenile mentality.

That's not "PC'. It's good taste and intelligence. Give us a break!

 

scrolling this photo gives me a headache, is it 3d or what?
perspective changes as you go up and down,,,

 

Originally Posted by 117harv
Can't we all just look and enjoy all these great vintage photos without having to make ridiculous and or imature comments that one thinks are clever

No, we just want to look at vintage shots from days gone by.

 

Let's get back to "Vintage Shots", less drama. Check out the rear fenders on the top right, sure reminds me of all the Pro Street Model A's years ago.

 

Looks like Ferrari 250 to me.

 

the passengers name is Jack.