Vintage shots from days gone by!

Howard blower drive cover

 

Very early Model T Speedster using a 1909 T chassis, note the "one piece" spindles. Bob

 

Roseburg, OR

 

This must have been a brand new 1912 Model T when the conversion was made, note all the original pin stripping and correct brass lamps and carbide generator on the side. No door handle on the back door so it is around a May built car. No need for the steering wheel, but the controls are still in use for gas & spark. Bob

 

Pops and my 2 aunts, circa 1931. So he was barely 16.



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Pops brandy new 1949 Buick
Gorgeous!!
According to his notes, on back, it was blue
Elan Blue was a color, that year
License plate number (R43T), he had for over 50 years



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I can see the DB cast into them.

 

I hope our overseas members can still post pics of their rodding history.

Gary

 

NICE 1918 Cadillac!

 

So do I! Can I post photos my Dad took in England 1943-1945 with cars & trucks in the background? Bob

 

Gettysburg, PA. 1961

 

Kingston - North Carolina.

 

Waldwick, NJ.

 

Scottsdale, AZ. 1964