VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Using pneumatic hammer to remove surface irregularities in hydraulic turbine runner.
And a monster slip roll.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, '42 ~

 

D.C. '43 ~

 

Greendale WI '39 ~

 

1965 cut off date......

 

My dad had a Hudson Jet with the fenderskirts and continental kit. His was two toned black and maroon. It was the Super model with dual carbs. I loved that car. It was just cool.

 

Might be the most inappropriately suggestive parade float ever.

 

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Might be the most inappropriately suggestive parade float ever.

 

Between this thread and the original I can't remember if these pictures have been posted. If I see comments about which ones are duplicates I'll remove those duplicates.

 

If any are duplicates I'll delete them if I see the comments.

 

If any are duplicates I'll delete them if I see the comments

 

Close but not a Crosley prototype. It was a proposal for an engine to be built by Taylor Engines, Inc., Oakland, California. They actually built and tested a one 6 cylinder bank engine but didn't get the contract. They then teamed up with Crosley to build a 4 cyl engine using similar construction techniques for a light weight power plant for WW-2. It later became the Crosley CoBra engine they used in the post war Crosley car.

 

'll delete duplicates if I see the comments.

I know the Mustang isn't HAMB friendly but the car behind it is just too cool not to post.

 

I'll delete duplicates if I see the comments.

 

One more mail box and this thing is going to collapse.

 

Chopdtop doesn't matter if they have been on before in the original thread. That was a long time ago and good to see them again.

 

To be honest I don't think I've seen more than one or two before. So please keep posting they are great.

 

Wanderwell
Great pic. Health and safety? Naaaah.