Vintage shots from days gone by!

How did they do those tires?

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It'd be nice and really really helpful
too, if you could let us know what
post you are referring to.

Mart3406
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I would imagine that he is referring to the Life magazine cover of the car with the "Illuminated" tires. I only say that because I was wondering the same thing

 

'48 Talbot - Largo coupe T26GS chassis. Absolutely beautiful!
( Saoutchik - French bodybuilders from '06 to'55 )

 

I think this is an Antem ( French ) bodied Delahaye 235 around '51
Any other offers?

 

Delahaye, possibly 235 chassis. Although it appears to be on the Saoutchik stand it is very similar to an Antem ( French ) body of the period.

 

My grandfather was a Crew Chief on them there. I forget which unit though (I think it was the 4th FS).

As for the 1st U.S. Aerial Victory in Korea. Pilot Lt. Hudson w/Radar Operator Carl Frazer were the aircrew that shot down a Yak-11 June 27 1950.

Info pulled from a paper back book called "Double Menace P/F-82 Twin Mustang" by David r. McLaren. A google search also has the same information.

 

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Mr. Haney?

 

^^^^^Yep! Looks like he's got his back woods seatbelt fastened.

 

COOL!!!----I stand corrected!!

 

F. W. Woolworth Co., 1953

 

Drive-in theater, San Francisco, 1948.

 

Kim Novak

 

A G.I. and his girl, Frankfurt, photo by Tony Vaccaro, 1946

 

New cars for 1955 (Fore-rear): Ford Thunderbird, Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria and Mercury Montclair Coup.

 

Cary Grant and Sean Connery, 1957.

 

Female wrestlers, c. 1950s

 

Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, The Great Race.