Vintage shots from days gone by!

You got me on this one, Rootie! Could this be the Gene Haustein entry in the 1935 500?

Thank you as always.

 

SW Pine between SW 6th and Broadway, Circa 1949. This building is still there. City of Portland photo.

 

From Bangkok Dean



from the web

 

Dairy Queen

 

Actually it's a post war pic. In 47 it ran as the Bristow McManus #28 and in 48 it was a dnq as the Gustason car with Roland Free driving both years. The different numbering over the 2 years is really confusing though and I can't really explain it.

 

A bucket of COLD water ...QUICK !!!!....

 

Can't you picture Moe at the Vette' s wheel, smacks Curly..."Get busy an change that oil ya knucklehead".

Sent from my SM-S320VL using Tapatalk... Gary from Virginia

 

^^ You two! Get a garage!

 

That where t-birds come from.

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... What exactly is this cop checking here? ...

 

Marking tires in a timed zone.

 

You must be very young...

 

Art Arfons from Akron, Ohio
Notice what I believe to be 2 '40 Ford hoods for the nose and the Blimp Hangar in the background.
Thanks Lougbang!

 

Ju

Ju Jungle Park was 75 miles west of Indy. Still can see it !!!

 

Is that a 1959 Chevy and Chrysler experimental? LOL

 

Everett E. Sterling filling station & tire shop, Burbank CA. 1939

 

1955 Pontiac Strato Star

 

Not necessarily. I'm 53 and I was going to ask the same question.
I don't think it has to due with age so much as it does to not living in a big city
Bobby

 

I'm 75 and when I started out the apprentices got sent out every hour or so to rub all of the chalk marks off of the tires. Always a game of cat and mouse.

 

Love side curtains! And this roadster.