Vintage shots from days gone by!

Easter Sunday perhaps?

 

Speaking of the South West, back in 1970, I visited a boot hill type cemetary in Pecos Tx, and when I attempted to google it, I couldn't find it.

I bought her a Valentine Day A&W burger. Does it get any better?
Bob

 

"Before I drive 1 foot further, are you over 18?"

 

Round Valley High School, Springerville, AZ 1960:

I give up - what is this thing?

 

A postcard from Harrah's Museum, Reno, Nevada. I bought a copy of this, and a whole lot more when I was there in 1978. This one is the Brooks Stevens-designed Scimitar. http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/threads/alcoa-aluminum-wagon-1-built-bob-hope.21775/

 

Some photos from the links. Hard to believe it was done in 1959

 

It is a DKW Munga, built by Auto Union in Germany, powered by a 3 cylinder 2 stroke .
Martin.

 

Model B you just beat me to it.

DKW also built the mini Thunderbird

 

The original “Popemobile”!

 

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2018/02/14/reminiscing-dads-old-chevy-truck/?refer=hccweekly

 

Thanks guys! Now how the heck did that thing wind up in AZ in 1960, and is it still around in somebody's back yard?

 

By Stan Ochs-"1942, Washington Park, Portland, Oregon. The lead Model A roadster is powered by a 32 V8 engine equipped with a 3-piece Eddie Edmunds water heated intake"