Vintage shots from days gone by!

With a name like yours Bob, you can't go wrong.

 

Indyrjc, Chuck Wyatt and Eddie Russo are listed as practicing the car. Bryan is not listed. (according to Ultimate Racing History site)

 

Learned to drive in a brand new '61 Renault Daulphine(sp)

 

It's the best fertilizer you can get...Very high in nitrogen , the pot growers really like it....So I've been told.. I sell it, by the pound, my attic is got bats I just vacuum it up with a shop vac , I get $45 per 5 gal bucket ( 9 pounds)made around $2900 last yr ..

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1927 Pontiac002 by mactexas, on Flickr

 

Fighting over check seat!

 

There were so many of these little cars in the late 50's-60's. they came from all over. YES they were cute, but 'merican mechanics wouldn't work on them and they broke/rusted away. Gas savings was a biggie. BUT you could get a Ford base 6cyl for not much more!! When I was a kid there was a newspaper delivery guy who had one. He would tie down the door handle and get out of the car while still rolling, toss the papers and jump back in without missing a beat. LOL

 

Crazy Teenagers!

 

Cool Model - A Roadster

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.........destroyed both...the topper had motors!!(grew up,built slot cars!!!)..they really ripped on 12 volts!!!!

 

I had a 1958 Renault Daulphine. Good car.

 

The Best Of Hot Rod Magazine
1981


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these were made by korris kars in lyons,il near my home then down on 47th street......also made some really bad 1/25th...59 fords,midgets,mustangs,t birds,gokarts....etc.. .molded in a poly,quite resilient,and some had 2 a cell motors in em......

 

ahhhhhhh...dime store dreams!!!!! looks like a stack of gowland&gowland (later revell) highway pioneers!!!! ruined A few of my mom's butter knives heating and melting over the axle ends!!!