Hot Rods The Black and White Picture Thread

When it comes to trophy girls and race cars there’s Ms. Linda and then everyone else.


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I posted this on the H.A.M.B. years ago, but my old-fart memory precludes me from recalling when and on which thread. This is circa 1959, my 37 Dodge coupe. Early Cadillac engine, Olds hydro transmission and Ford rear.

I'd like to say that I built it, but I bought it this way. This is one of the only pictures that I have of my early cars. Like many of you, I wish that I had the good sense to take more photos when I had the opportunity.

 

A few pics I found that my dad took at a show in St. Louis in the 60's.

 

"High Horsepower"

 

I need one of those miniature t-birds!

 

My old beater 33 PU

 

My Great Grandfather Harold "Pop" Kellerhouse's Arco Oil Company warehouse Route 30 South Grand Gorge and Pop with an Arco oil truck. Photos mid 1950s

 

My wife, and our 38 Chevy coupe.

 

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My old 37 Dodge coupe.

 

Well Finn I thought I found your old Hotrod...close but no cigar...



https://barnfinds.com/yard-find-1938-plymouth-hot-rod/

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Thanks guys , picture threads are my favorite ! and this ones awesome

 

This picture was taken in the little town of Meckling ,SD ..40's ? that would be my best guess ..
friends aunt and uncle , not sure what thread this should go in .. but, its neat

 

Man, I remember that truck. HRP

 

OKC 1930s

Hello,

My wife’s great grandpa used to have a stylish presence back in the 30s. We found a photo of him posing next to an old sedan with his long coat and Stetson hat. But, those white socks needed a different choice, though…ha! We can imagine that he and great grandma were quite a pair driving around in that old sedan.

This was in the OKC area in the 1930s and the only way to know was through old journals and photographs. History in the making… for sure.

Jnaki

We always thought of OKC as being out in the flatlands and was always hot. These old photos that were uncovered answered the question of … “Did you walk to school in the snow?” It was definitely a long wool coat weather outside during most of the non-Summer conditions. Yes, my wife said she (so did her mom when growing up in OKC) did walk to school in the snow.

 

Here are some picts of one of the coolest dudes at the strip. He always had time to talk to us teenagers when he came to Pittsburgh..