Vintage shots from days gone by!

can anyone confirm this maybe a General Motors Holden's FC or such?

 

Yes it is an FC Holden. I will contact Paul Kelly and he will know whose car it was.

 

could be a shot tower or a relief tower--we still have three of the latter in st. louis. once upon a time our water pressure came from pistons and without the towers to relieve the piston action, pipes would burst.

 

This Holden was owned by Malcolm Hatch & was a big show winner in the late 60's.

 

I just found this on the inerweb, from the late 50's.
No further information-

 

That is an exceptional ride.

 

Lovey and Thurston Howell, upstate for a bit of quail hunting.

(Can't see enough detail on Lovey's gun, but the one resting against the car has the shortest stock I've seen on a pump, and it's a Stevens Model 620 (maybe rebadged, but yeah, it's a John Moses Browning pump)

 

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Joanne Woodward on the left, and I know the one on the right but the name doesn't come to me.

 

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery:


^^^ Ubly 1964(I think), cutting our teeth
vvv---these guys are the johnny come lately s!!!

 

Lee Remick.........??

 

two go out...one comes back....which one???

 

YES!

Thanks again Olio!

 

I sure like the RED Rims! Period Correct!

 

It's a photo from The Long Hot Summer?

 

Probably the one with the Model 12 in her hand...

 

"Rollin', Rollin', Rollin'...!"

 

What we got here is a serious case of pink parking. Real boys drive red, red, red.

 

yup. And "Murder She Wrote" was in it too!

 

1951 Central Oregon

 

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"Poppa loved momma....Momma loved men.... Momma's in the graveyard....Poppa's in the pen....".

 

Tollgate, Oregon, Blue Mountains