Vintage shots from days gone by!

I will take a copy of that book as well ......

 

I had NO idea the old Brit cars were crated for shipment. Who'd a thunk it? Gary

 

I will have to see if I can find some pictures of the many drag cars they have build and raced over the years.

Last thing I heard which was years ago was the the "Let Fly Car" was owned by Peter Maple who was a crew member of Vic's Alcohol Funny car team and was being used as a planter in his backyard in Stamford.
Jimbo

 

i wonder if it would lift the back?

 

waiting for a wrecker?

 

out for a cruise.

 

There is a pic HERE which is copyright so I not post it directly to this page.

 

From "Leave It To Beaver"? I think!!!

 

Safety? we have a fence ya know, jeeeeesh!

 

Enjoy our convenient rooftop parking.

 

Snake tipping the can.

 

Looks like it's time to go hunting in the Central Community of Bee County, Texas

 

Tuleta Mercantile Parade Float - Tuleta, TX
Written on back- "A Fair Float"
circa 1918

 

Wilson Administration Building at Mary H Baylor University in Belton, TX

 

The Colón Theater El Paso, Texas open 1919 to 1979

 

Masonic Hospital, Five Points, El Paso, Tx. built in 1922 closed in 1946

 

Well, that may actually be worth a couple dollars now .


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These suits with bowtie and hat must have been on special back in those days. I remember me and my two brothers having this exact same suit at the same time and hats..... mom had to chase us around to get us to wear them for more than a minute or two, as soon as she turned around we were sailing them across the yard like frizzbes

 

I don't have the jacket but I still have my little fedora. Charcoal grey with a little red feather. I was quite the dashing young lad.

What the hell happened?!?


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Not many people including my mates would realise the enjoyment I've had checking out these pages over the last few months. Thanks to all who have contributed, it is a truly outstanding forum. For my contribution I have attached a couple of images I scanned from a relative years ago. They're by no means the best shots I have ever seen in this forum but here they are anyway. These are of Hindley and Rundle Streets in Adelaide, Australia, mid 60's I'm guessing. I will desperately try and find a few more I know I had lying around somewhere. Thanks again to all who filled these pages.