Vintage trophy girl photos

Ba-dat-boom....

 

Speaking from experience are we?


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Never saw a bra clip where his right hand is

 

Not sure the design on that swim suit was well thought out......

 

That is pretty bad, TB.

 

Here’s a few..

 

The only thing wrong with that last photo is there’s an OT vehicle in it.


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Eh-hem.....There is one in your avatar as well......

 

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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I believe this may have been a movie. Yes that's the real Barney Oldfield and an actress...

Credit to Photographer, Owner

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What vehicle.



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Haha...Bam.....so should I move the pic to the Linda Vaughn thread..funny thing is that VW likely ran in the H , I , or J gas class and was probably pretty successful..I have a soft spot for weird drag cars..we won’t talk about my Vega Jones haha

 

before the TICKLE me ELMO left the factory, they always gave IT couple "test tickles "

 

Yeah, yeah, I know. But then, Ms. Linda isn’t standing next my avatar.


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Oh my. I had to give it a second look.
Now Where’s my razor????

 

Why would you a put Willie Nelson image right there ?

 

The car is the Golden Submarine. The woman is Anita King, Paramount stunt driver, and the picture is from 1917. The Old Motor website says this:




When this photo was taken in 1917 at the original Ascot Park Track in Los Angeles, California, Anita King The Paramount Girl was already a national celebrity. In the image she is seen posing with Barney Oldfield, and his Miller Golden Submarine racing car. The photo is courtesy of Wayne Carroll Petersen, great-great nephew of Barney Oldfield.

Two years earlier she had become the first female to drive solo across the U.S. in a 1915 KisselKar. The journey started in Los Angeles with a run to San Francisco and then headed east to New York. The trip was partly backed by Paramount Pictures, who was also able to arrange the support for the Koast to Koast trip in a Kissel Kar from the Kissel Motor Car Company and the Firestone Tire Company. You can learn all of the interesting details of her 49-day run at The Lincoln Highway National Museum.

 

5window Thanks for info/link - she was a Superwoman - many people know very little about the Lincoln Highway - only think about Route 66

 

Ummmm….

 

Now you had to go and add "CREEPY" to the thread! KK

 

brunette above looks like she is thinking "Wow, racing is fun" - or something like that