Vintage shots from days gone by!

We'll just tighten these front wheel bearings up and he'll never catch us tonight!

 

Better than cher ...Ha Ha !

 

OK .... what is he applying to the leather or rubber roof material

 

Northport, New York, members of the Long Island Hot Rod Association. Bob

 

Top dressing made for that application.

 

When I looked at the shot, it reminded me of where I grew up in central BC. To my mind, it could be anywhere in the mountains of western North America.
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It's Willow Creek, California on Highway 299 which runs east-west between Arcata (Eureka) and Redding.

 

Hamburger, fries, shake and change back from a dollar

 

You must have been one of those ungrateful brats that just dropped your bike on the ground without using your kickstand.

 

It's Willow Creek, California on Highway 299 which runs east-west between Arcata (Eureka) and Redding.[/QUOTE]

I had an Uncle in Weaverville, haven't been thru there since I was a little kid. Used to be one hellatius crooked road.

 

Four kids from Lemont, Illinois in 1967 taking a Friday break from high school.
Got in Kenny's '57 Chevy, hit Chicago's Old Town, Chinatown and ended up here
at the Museum of Science and Industry. What a day...got hit on the side of the
head by a well packed snowball on the South Side and bought the Doors first
album up on the North Side. Yeah, there was some Budweiser involved, too.

One murdered, one overdosed, one is a regular citizen, the last unknown.

 

I was ten in 1960 and walking around with a Kennedy / Johnson bumper sticker on
the back of my jacket.

 

It's Willow Creek, California on Highway 299 which runs east-west between Arcata (Eureka) and Redding.[/QUOTE]
Looks like Hwy 96 (big foot hwy) at the intersection with HWY 299. Still a real crooked road with a real crooked population (as in tweaked)

 

This looks like it has been channel and the fenders move upward, but I could be wrong.

 

I'll take the Healey. Hopefully it already has a Chevy V-8 in it.

 

A Google search using Little Giant Dover Drag Strip will pull up several sites with info on the history of this still lost race car.Color photo shows the early front end and hood that were destroyed in a wheel stand. Bob

 

Revell model car box art picture.....

 

Jim Rathman and Pat Flaherty in Granatelli Indy cars 1949