VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Grandma really ridin' shotgun!

 

High and Mighty.

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Top photo is Louie Meyer with his winning 1933 car. Louie in his 1934 entry, he finished 18th after the oil tank developed a crack.

 

Early Daytona on the beach.

 

I think these shots are pretty cool.

 

Tuck Box in Carmel, Ca. hope this restaurant survived Covid19.

Bob

 

I love the front suspension on the Miller. If I was younger I would build a 29 ford roadster using a similar set up on it. Ron

 

Fact about Carmel By The Sea Ca. there are no numbers in the street address only street name. Many of the homes have a name given by the owner to help the mailman and visitors One the most charming places to visit in California. Ron

 

Hollywood Hot Rods used the twin 1/4 elliptic, no radius rod design, I think it’s on a ‘32 3 window.

 

^^^^^^^
Bill Mitchell, GM stylist looks like he's got a Fisher Body Craftsman Guild
model that some young teen designer built and submitted.
I wanted to enter but instead my buddy and me at about 13 secretly bought
a '50 Ford 4 door 6 with a Farleigh Dickenson College sticker
in the window. We were sure something had happened in the back seat.
Smelled of perfume! No more building models!

 

It's a model of the Firebird (2? 3?) concept car not a Guild model.

 

Totally agree, we took the walking tour back in 2019, hope life is normal this August for Car Week. Bob

 

I really love that! 55? 56?
You can have the babe, I already have one.
I'll take the Buck just as is..

 

If it was The French Laundry up in wine country you wouldn't have to ask.