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Vintage shots from days gone by!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Dog427435, Dec 18, 2009.

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  1. Scott De Shields
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    That kind of stuff did not happen there during World War II, most of my family worked at that plant putting out war planes. My father was a crew chief, my grandmother installed cockpit instruments, uncle worked in the design facility. I remember when a whistle would call in the workers, call lunch time and quiting time. The Sunset Park area of Santa Monica was a home to the Douglas Aircraft Company.
     
  2. indyrjc
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    Any ID on this midget and driver, Rootie?

    And thanks for posting!
     
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  3. Rootie Kazoootie
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    Andy Guthrie
     
  4. Deuce Daddy Don
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    Absolutely correct!!!!!!!!------Same with my family at Northrup aircraft in Hawthorne,Ca. during WWII.
     
  5. NewportNic
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    Hart House University of Toronto
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    Swan Motor Lodge, Richfield Springs, NY
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    Glass House Restaurant, Vinita, Oklahoma
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    What a cool pic!
    Lots to take in. Look at the SW display, banger engine, flathead intakes......
     
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  7. Meteor
     
  8. Raising five boys! Jeeeez, they'd all be getting old now.How I remember those days!
    The 60's!
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  9. I miss cool neon! Nobody walks around anymore.
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  10. What the heck is this car?
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  11. Australian coupe with FE-FC Holden panel van out back .
     
  12. Timberline Lodge has had St Bernards living there since built in 1937! The tradition is still continued to this day with two of the mountain dogs in residence! Heidi and Bruno! I think there might be a new Pup, I don't know for sure! They live like royalty.
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  13. RichFox
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    I believe it's a 36 Ford custom.
     
  14. '51 Roadmaster
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    '51 Roadmaster

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    '51 Roadmaster

  16. '51 Roadmaster
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    '51 Roadmaster

  17. joemac05
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    Ummmmm Six and counting

     
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  18. bushwacker 57
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    San Rafael Calif. 1714 4th st . Its still there my dad worked for jack 1936 37 went to work at Mare Island Navel ship yard in Vallejo CA. 1937 - 1972. Thanks.
     
  19. verde742
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    I believe it is a "37 custom..
     
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