Vintage trophy girl photos

https://www.speedwaybikes.com/rw/uRalph_Castor.htm

 

No issues on my end...desktop and mobile...But...I am not using the mobile Hamb App...not sure if that matters. The other thing is there is a PhotoSucket Patch you can download load to your phone and desktop that could possibly help...hope this helps...some great pics being shared.

 

Watch what ur' grabbing honey!!!!!

 

Gotcha......Bullets can be beautiful...indeed.

 

...More Power to Ya...

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That's just CREEPY!
KK

 

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10511969/fanny-rosenfeld

Now I know...
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Congratulations are in Voluptuous
& Perky Order

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I'm surprised Stogy didn't notice that this is Linda (I'm pretty sure way back in her early days as Miss Firebird or something.)

 

...I do know......very early in her career for sure...she can cross the threads quite seamlessly...
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I hate crossed threads...........except for this one.

 

June!!!!!! Holy shit

 

And she's handing off the trophy to Cale Yarborough!

 

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Every single guy in the background is staring at her rear end. LOL!!!

 

Laughing is good for the heart...We need a little of that every day...and many these vintage shots carry that humor...but no laughing there as the analyzation process is a serious one......that was a movie set I think and that might be Frankie Avalon amonsgt other well knowns.

The fella to the right of the Sweety looks like Eddie Munster grown up...The passion must have caught on...




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RG here is some quoted text from the reference material...

"The chief designer was Roy Brown Jr., the designer of the Edsel, who had been banished to Dagenham following the failure of that car."

"The first two generations of the car were also sold through American Ford dealers in the 1960s"

"During the 1960s and 1970s the Ford Cortina Lotus was a successful rally and racing car in a wide variety of competitions across Europe and North America."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Cortina​

 

Thanks Stogy, now i know why many sixties british cars look like scaled down US cars, it actually makes me laugh looking at them, the cortina, the zodiac, the corsair, all minitures...lol.
I grewup in London, these cars where rusty heaps in 6 to 7 years,
We called them " dagenham rust buckets" ...
I had a 1973 mk 2 4 door as my first legal car, it was horrible,
They were also the base to use for most of the british kit car industry,

 

It is always interesting on this Big Blue Ball we live on seeing the Culture of What we celebrate here and how it reaches out worldwide...driven by trade, alliances and seeing and wanting...They sure made a lot of them and they did their paces on the track that for sure.