Wives or girlfriends photos with your Hot Rod or Custom.

Carsten, No sadly I had to sell the 38. I had too many Hot Rods for our family budget at the time. I had just finished my 34 delivery, and 29 coupe. plus still had my vette from high school. I still have those cars, and the girl. But the old 38 coupe is lost. I ask the guy that I sold it to what ever happened to it? He told me that it had been stolen. So it may have been parted out. Thanks Ron...

 

couple a years ago while drag racing

 

Ol' Mrs Ashley Carol sent this to me yesterday! Her truck in the background, I'm a lucky man

 

I mean no disrespect, but I have viewed this picture a number of times and on a scale of 1 to 10...
she is a solid 14.

 

A few years ago, my wife in the Willys ready to go into town...

 

1967







Brenda & I celebrated 50 years on May 4th 2022.

 

Congratulations on 50 years!!!!

 

Congrats, Danny and Brenda!

 

Happy Anniversary!

 

You married a saint! Late Congratulations.

 

Don't got a Wife photo, she don't like her picture taken, but here's one of grand daughter getting a driving lesson in the Jeep!
This is the PRE Pear Tree Altercation Photo by the way...

 

My wife and I about 1971. Married 50 years June 24, 2022

 

Mrs Ashley spraying tire shine on tires that are mounted on wheels that are in the witness relocation program sporting a Colby Welch moonbeam tshirt

 

congrats!

 

My favourite picture in this thread and congratulations.

You kinda look like the same vintage David Crosby.

 

married 57 years November 26 2020

 

My wife of 56 years and my '55 Buick Special about 4-years ago.......
001 by TagMan, on Flickr

 

Our wedding day.

 

My Wife and I married 42 years, standing beside our 34 sedan my grandfather bought new.

 

Just a little bump to the top. Hot Rodding together for 47 years now.

 

My Dad's mild custom, his girlfriend at the time, on the Decatur Nebraska, Onawa Iowa Bridge in 1955. They married the following year. Dad's brother had not yet nosed and decked it but he had installed the chrome grill bar that he bought while stationed in the Army in St Louis.

Dad said the bridge was not open yet, they just drove up there to take the picture. The bridge was built over dry land, then the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers re-routed the Missouri River underneath it in an effort to straighten and tame it. It was nicknamed "the Dryland Bridge". When I was growing up in the 70's, I remember this being a toll bridge that we had to stop at on the way to Grandpa and Grandma's house.

Then we have Mom in front of the car, obviously on their honeymoon to Niagara Falls

 

When the powerglide transmission went out on Dad's 54 Delray, they got a '59 Impala. Black with red interior. Wow, I'd love have one of those. Mom holding my sister.

 

Then here's my wonderful wife and I in front of our Chevy Delray.

 

My wife of 50 years

 

Here are a few pics in front of some of our cars.

 

That picture remind of a picture taken from my Aunts album taken in the between 1914 and 1920