VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

This young lady has some really nice...................polka dots.

 

One of the champions of Pikes Peak was Bobby Unser who passed away on May 2nd aged 87

 

My first choice would have been the Austin Healy 3000

My first choice is the Austin Healy 3000.

 

My wife uses Lucas in her ride because it says it eliminates dry starts.

 

Note trench knife stuck in the ground near his foot. I used to collect them had 10 various versions.







MOM you are giving me your girl cooties

 

Ship in back stuck hard aground.

 

National Geographic Magazine May 1950

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National Geographic Magazine February 1925

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National Geographic Magazine June 1952

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National Geographic Magazine July 1959

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A Honda did that.

 

Me too. Have always wanted one. Drove one once and loved it!

 

Amen. I've owned three. Worked in a shop where we service and test drove Healeys, XKs, XKEs, MGAs, MGBs. I liked Healeys the best. We turned away the Fiats.

 

I’d like a chicken fried steak, your phone number, an iced tea, your phone number, and a slice of apple pie. If you don’t mind .... your phone number.

 

I had an MGB and a Bugeye Sprite, but I always wanted a AH 3000. In fact I still do
I love the look and the sound of them.
BTW, on my way to work one morning, every wire in my Sprite burned to the insulation ...EVERY ONE.
I was drafted shortly after so my parents did something with it.
I couldn't keep a clutch in the MGB until I found the problem was the pilot shaft bushing.
The last time it happened before I sold it I drove it home from work, pulled the engine and trans, replaced the bushing and drove it to work the next morning.
Pulled the engine and trans by myself.