VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

If he's looking for his bag of caramel corn, I think she half sat on it. It's by her left leg...

 

No AC ….throttle cable pulled out.

 

Slightly overdressed for gardening..

 

The real Lavern & Shirley?

 

Romeo Palamides built and raced this dragster, it was also named America’s Most Beautiful Competition Car at the ‘58 Oakland Roadster Show.

 

Chuck Berry.

 

What a brain trust! Draftsman Leo Goossen, machinist and owner of Offenhauser Engineering Fred Offenhauser and lastly Bud Winfield. Bud did a lot of the development on the Novi engine seen here.

 

This looks a lot like the former "Frantic Four " car . Anyone know ? I see Bill Flynn's "Yankee Peddler" in the background. Good memories. Thanks for posting the picture.

 

I agree, looks like the former W, R, F & H car.

 

Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson in one of my favorite movies. Once Upon A Time In The West.

 

WHAT!

 

The back yard at M/T's shop, about 55 years ago. I still have hair but not as much as back then, and it's more gray then black now...

 

- Steam Train on Bridge, Neerim, Victoria, circa 1915, V-class 2-8-0 type goods steam locomotive No.503 crossing a timber trestle bridge. No.503 was built either in 1901 or 1902 by Phoenix Foundry Company, Ballarat. The hill behind the locomotive is covered with dead trees.

 

He owned Southern Air in the 80’s. He played at Blueberry Hill quite often. A St. Louis Classic!

 

1950's