VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Jennings MD '37 ~

 

Laramie WY '41 ~

 

Social Distancing circa 1941

 

TV Tommy Ivo

 

Prototype Crosley 1702 cubic inch X-24 Defender engine made for planes

 

Studebaker Zip Van. These were made specifically for the postal service. This was a time when Studebaker was going through its final tough throws, about to go under. President Eisenhower pulled some work from other manufactures and directed them to Studebaker in a valiant, but failing attempt to save Studebaker.

 

Henry Ford experimented with an X-8 in the 1920's. Bob

 

Rootie,,Is that a young Pat Flaherty in the #44 with a shamrock panted on his helmet???

 

Before Nair...

 

It is, Carrell Speedway 1949.

 

A "lawnhouse", Milwaukee WI '39 ~

 

That looks like Bristol, anyone know?

 

Maybe but my mother tried some way back in 1955. Said it BURNED LOL.

 

OOOH, TMI from Mom.

 

'slum', New Bedford MA '41 ~

 

sister, 12 & brother, 8, work in the mills, Huntsville AL '13 ~

 

They said he had big shoes to fill.
They they brought out the overalls.
St John ND '40 ~