Vintage shots from days gone by!

As I have said before, I worked for and became friends with his son Rod and met Cal on several occasions, Cal really was a hell of a nice man that never forgot where he came from...

 

Octagon barreled Winchester Model '92 Short Rifle.
Somewhat rare configuration.
I was at the Denver antique gun show one year when Standrige, Standbridge, I can't remember the name of the company that rented the guns to Hollywood, put a large lot of their old guns out for sale.
It was amazing the number of rare guns they had as rentals!

 

I was probably the one who asked it the 1st time! I read replies but must have missed any correct answer(s). The "66" of 1930-1959 sign is rotated about 10 degrees clockwise and appears to be sliding off the sign. The sign itself was associated with Route 66 and a speed/fuel test at the time.

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9222211&postcount=79202

Richard Boone, Paladin, Have Gun Will Travel.

 

New for 64 - that would make it a XM, right?
Ford looks like they have taken their special wagon shot in the western plains of Victoria - probably near their You Yangs proving grounds.
Classy.

 

Perfect!

 

Here are a few. JH Alberts on Vine St. in Cartage (Cincinnati), by Aunt worked there. My Mom, Dad, Grandpa and Grandma standing in front of a Olds(?). The last one was my uncle Oldsmobile.

 

Man. I like all planes, but that thing sure is ugly!

 

Hey guys while I was looking at 70's videos on you tube,found this neat vid from Argent called Hold Your Head Up.It has neat pictures pre 70 's.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBnSWJHawQQ

 

Looks like a Dodge front end.

 

That was six minutes well spent.......

 

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1964 Chevrolet Monza SS & GT Corvair Concept Photo

 

3 cars on the left are Pierce Arrows, the one on the right is a Thomas, all built in Buffalo