Vintage shots from days gone by!

Checker

 

Post 89157,
Let's hope the photo of Virginia Lively has a bit of extra photo shadow and she isn't sporting the remains of a shiner on that right eye...

 

Technical person: PLEASE! Something changed about a week ago. We bookmark where we left off (example, page 4462). We come back into the forum the next day, to take up where we left off, and the newest page is a lower number (example, page 4460). If you need to see it yourself, check on this. I am posting this on page 4460. Let's see where it ends up tomorrow.

 

This thread is being trimmed by the admins. Their acceptance guideline is said to be that of this forum, traditional automobiles in context.

Yeah, I know.

This thread will continue to shrink. If only they removed frequent repostings instead...

 

1939 Checker M3

 

Now to be torn down.

 

You heard the boss ..............and owner

 

If it is not a Taxi. At one time it was a 1939 Checker Model M3 Taxi. Found similar side view picture of a suicide door cab that has the same light crown on top.

 

Thanks, will delete (second time this has happened, I can see them fine, so don't know they don't post until someone points it out...)

 

Yes...something is wrong...a couple of days ago my last page was 4491.
What's happening?

 

Gas station, south Los Robles, Pasadena, 1930



Peerless 6 sedan, 1927



Essex coupe, funny how so many people want to pose with a car, probably not now!

 

A very familiar site to many a sailor stationed in Norfolk.

 

It is getting to be a hassle to find where I last viewed. Goodbye. It was nice while it lasted.

 

no more Marilyn? Sophia? Betty Grable? :-(

 

Dick's

 

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

 

When your done with the bike Go to the jeep compound


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Hassle? Seriously? Just click on the box next to the thread title and it takes you to the last post you looked at. This has been posted several times in the last few days.

 

Okinawa 1946.

 

I didn't know highway 63 ever went near Ames.

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