Vintage shots from days gone by!

"On vacation in the Black Hills of South Dakota"

 

Good god

 

Photo of my '56 Plymouth that belonged to my grandparents

 

Carol Doda, the first topless go-go dancer, in 1964.

 

Here's an interesting photo, the first "Tour de France". Way before any doping scandals!

 

October 1904. Bath, Maine. "Bath Iron Works. Launch of battleship Georgia."

 

Here's a reminder for everyone the night before New Years Eve, stock up!

 

I wish life could be this simple again.

 

If only Humanity was once again active enough to build our own cars instead of machines. Thank gosh for everyone who knows how to change there fuel and put a spare tire on. Amen

 

Isn't the girl in the middle Donna Douglas (Elly Mae Clampett) of The Beverly Hillbillies?

 

Yes.

 

A well groomed gentleman should always be a well mannered gentleman also. Gents, do not let chivalry be a thing of the past! Don’t just look the part of a gentleman, live the part as well!

 

with Sue Ane Langdon and I can't think of the name of the actress on the other side of Donna.

 

Glass?
I don't need no freekin' glass!

 

Nancy Novack, or else Google is a big fibber.
Enjoying the living daylights out of this very addictive thread. Thanks, folks!

 

For all you younger girls---Thats known as a "Clothes Line"---Many years BEFORE a modern clothes dryer.

 

YEP!!---There's the old meat market across from T.O. barbershop!!

 

Reminds me of my daughter when I returned from Korea 10 yrs later!!

 

The two cars in the first picture would have been owned by Ron Ford (Ocean Park Ford-was a Coca Cola quy in Nanaimo at the time) can't remember who built the T-bucket but the Model A was a one off 'glass body built by Cam Grant. The T was sold in pieces to Eddy Eng who had it redone in black with a sbf, tunnel ram etc. Cam's car went to John Beddington then became a Midas Muffler "Annabelle" raffle car. Spent many hours working on and riding in both these cars.

 

Duane Steck's Moonglow

 

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Lucille Ball in Dance, Girl, Dance 1940........"Whata' Dame"

 

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