Vintage shots from days gone by!

Houston, TX

 

Houston, TX

 

Houston, TX

 

It sucks to go out drinking this time of the year when it could be 70 one day and 35 the next day and you forget to put the top up.

 

I don't think there is any camber change. It has a straight axle.
Back in the 50's & early 60's positive camber was normal.

here is an example of camber change "at the footprint".
Early IFS cars didn't have low "instant centres" so the wheels stayed constant with the frame. If the body rolled the wheels also leaned over.

 

That reminds me of what a small plaque said that my mom had many years ago.
"Its not the ice that makes you slip its what you mix with it".

 

He was warned, after all.

 

What we’ve got here is, failure to communicate.


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^The sign was certainly put there AFTER the collapse....

 

Snyder, TX


Houston, TX

 

Pleasure Pier parking lot in Port Arthur, TX


On the way to the Bloy's 1920 Camp Meeting in West Texas

 

Actually, positive camber.

 

My dad in 1942

 

Back in the late 60's, there was a '55 hardtop in these colors, in our area, and it had white fenderwell headers, 327/365 4 speed. I loved that combo..and the freshly painted headers........WOW.

 

Oops........

 

And they did say PLEASE.........

 

Ken Van Cleave’

 

wow this is a cool one