Vintage shots from days gone by!

OK..Solo2r I see your Covair and raise you these.....

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And if your a Covair guy this has some good info...

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TB33, that's a neat pic . Both boats still active today. Somehow pic you posted is backwards . Minnie Ha Ha & Ticonderoga .
Great show / cruise on that same site every year , one weekend after Labor Day

 

i used to go to that show when N.E.S.R.O. put it on, always a good time. i have been meaning to get back up there.

 

there have been several pics posted of old bikes. all very cool. thanks. things were very different back then. bikers were true tuff guys. you had to be just to be able to ride those old machines. the road captain at that time was the leader who carried the guns, money, and drugs. now days they pick out which dairy queen to stop at. how times have changed.

 

You are rightracer - x. And you had to be Abel to fix what you rode . Now they just have a cell phone . Blue

 

Have you been to a Dairy Queen lately ? Some of the one's I've seen you should be packing a gun and at their food prices plenty of cash and I am sure if you talked to the guy in the back chopping the lettuce he could set you up with some drugs.....

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Laurel Camp in Southern Oregon. It sat on highway 99 a little south of Wolf Creek in Josephine County.

 

Going threw another old magazine , thought I would share....

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This one is a local car and still hits the streets but I just herd today that John ,the current owner and old friend, had a shop fire and some of his cars were destroyed I'm hoping that the latter is false information...

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I think Harley Davidson named the fat boy after those two officers. !!!!!

 

On the left: Chevrolet Chevy II Super Nova, 1964 Show car. Hitting the show circuit about the same time the Mustang debuted, it sank into relative obscurity.

On the right: Babe Ruth and ’37 Nash Ambassador Eight. In that year, Ruth did paid endorsements for Sinclair gasoline and hosted radio bits on the Columbia network promoting weekly giveaways, including not one, but two Nash cars to be given away to lucky listeners.

 

Hyde Park Co-Op, Chicago 1956

 

I can see the future Craigslist ad, "...only a few small rust bubbles, termite free!"

 

1939-40 Ford B/A



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USA Ramcharger indoor racing Chicago






flag dude can JUMP

 

I'm pretty sure Babe Ruth is standing next to a 1937 Nash.

 

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Street racing on Ashland Avenue, San Lorenzo, CA in 1922.
Cousin, "Uncle", Wilbert Borba hams it up with the next door neighbors.


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Model T vs. Maxwell!

 

YEP!-----There were 3 ----1936 3wd coupes running around Inglewood, 1946--1950, all were "look alikes", they had a club named "COUPES".
Jim Mc Kinley
Bob Pierson
Joe Torvick
Whenever they made a pass in front of Inglewood Hi,----All the guys would just "drool".
I wonder if they (3) are still alive??---------Don