Vintage shots from days gone by!

try another..

two boys check out another hot rod

 

http://media.gettyimages.com/videos...ngine-corona-show-grounds-video-idmr_00013400

 

one more

three car collision

 

Hail Winfield? Dean Jeffries designed and built the original. Actually he built 2 of them.

 

Is this one of those, "You'll shit bricks when you see it" photos?

 

BABY,YOU GOT A HOLDEN ME.........

 

LED ZEPPLIN CONCERT

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City_massacre The story about this photo....

 

CORRECT...WHAT WAS I THINKIN'???
THANKS.....

 

FOR THAT DRUNK ON THE GO...........

OR "ONE FOR THE ROAD???"

 

GOT A WOODY......(WILSON,THAT IS....)

 

SHOWIN' OFF THAT HEMI.......

 

CAPTIONED AS "PORSCHE'S FIRST HYBRID VEHICLE"........NO PRIUS,THIS!!

 

WONDER IF IT PLAYS "POP GOES THE WEASEL??" NYUK,NYUK!

 

Woman has a foot problem....

 

Main Street, Titusville FL. circa 1961. Photo taken by Earl C. Miller and shared with permission by his daughter Margaret Miller Vessels. I believe the Edsel belongs to Mr. Miller.

 

That assembly line picture is the original Holden 48/215 later to be called the FX Holden. At then end of this month is an incredible collection of old Holdens coming up in a country town called Canowindra.
Charlie McCarron’s obsession with Holden is about to pay dividends.
The 84-year-old began collecting Holdens in 1970, when after a decade-long search he tracked down a mint condition version of Holden’s first car, the 48/215.
The car was in Adelaide and Charlie lived in country NSW. He also couldn’t afford the asking price of $875. Undeterred, he talked the owner down to $575, flew down to Adelaide and drove the car home. When it goes under the hammer That car, the 46th car to roll of the first Holden production line, was the first of more than 60 Holdens he has lovingly restored and keeps in his former Holden dealership in Canowindra, near Cowra.later this year, the 1948 Holden is expected to fetch more than $300,000.
That car, the 46th car to roll of the first Holden production line, was the first of more than 60 Holdens he has lovingly restored and keeps in his former Holden dealership in Canowindra, near Cowra.
Here is a link with info and pictures of other cars he collected.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/i...w/news-story/be837d182df8799c507e9d1f519dca5d