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Vintage shots from days gone by!

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  1. Jimbo17
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    Women sure looked classy back in those day's
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  2. WB69
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    No doubt! Now you mostly see fuzzy pajama bottoms and flip flops in Walmart.
     
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    1965 dodge Coronet Supercharged that set a new course record at Daytona

    134 1965 Dodge Coronet superchargered Stocker which set a new course speed record at daytona 1.JPG
    134 1965 Dodge Coronet superchargered Stocker which set a new course speed record at daytona 2.JPG

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  9. Cooler, yes, BUT safety was prevalent also and lots of folks chose the post for safety in a roll over. That's why you see Bel Air with post.
    In tri-five Chevy used "sport" to denote hardtop with no post. You either had a Coupe or a Sport Coupe, a Sedan or a Sport Sedan.
    Not sure what Ford called their hardtop vs. post. Anyone know?
    I have owned a 56 Chev Sport Sedan and a 55 Ford fordor hardtop. On a big bump the Ford rear doors would pop open. No such problem with the Chev.
    I always thought it odd Chev did not have a Sport Sedan (4 door hardtop) in 55 When Ford had one.
     
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    Modern photo, was on a muscle car calendar, probably a restoration with some liberties taken.


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  11. George Klass
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    Leonard Harris and "Lean Gene's" Albertson Olds digger...
     
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  12. tinsled
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    Where is this from?
    Somewhere New Mexico, Arizona, SoCal?
    Are those real historic buildings or movie set?
     
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    Santa Fe N.M. I believe.
     
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  14. 513 S Main., 1917
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  15. 1915
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  16. Fox Film Studio, Westwood Village, Westwood, Los Angeles. 1932.
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  17. Westwood Village Panorama, 1932
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    Santa Fe, New Mexico Picture: East San Francisco Street
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    Cathedral Of St. Francis Santa Fe, New Mexico 400 years old
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  19. Fox Ritz - Wilshire and Sycamore, 1926
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    My Grandfather. No date on the photo but sometime in the 40's from the other photos and he passed in '49.

    Cliff Ramsdell
     
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    Since some if y'all like drag racers.

    Can't vouch for HOW vintage they are, but I know they weren't taken yesterday. 4dd794ab-90b4-47a2-8589-d5979eb37544.jpeg c5533900-3884-4a37-b975-b35430d4d7e5.jpeg

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    I knew that. It was a joke.
     
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  24. Yes, and this also with his last car.
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  25. Sky Six
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    Oh crap, I'm sorry about that. :(
     
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  26. NHRANUT
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    I stumbled upon a few that I "believe" to be new for this thread, all around the Pittsburgh PA area.
    This one is in Carrick, 1934.
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    Allentown
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