Vintage shots from days gone by!

Doc,
Did the "Roo" ever go Bendix racing! With that kind of speed it would have given the Bearcats hell.

 

Just went back 7 pages trying to find what you were refering to-with no luck.
With the amount and speed of posts here, posters responding or referring to previous posts, need to "quote" it, link to it, or, at least, give the previous post number, please.

 

Mickey Thompsons car Fritz Voite Driving

 

Buffalo NY

 

Your bandwidth will reset to zero every month on the day you registered your account. You can find this date in your User Settings, under the Account tab.

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far as I can tell Docwatson posted about the CA-15, then deleted.

 

1936
most boomers watched her as a child
RIP Shirley Temple

 

At the corner of 3rd and Grand in Des Moines a 1948 Tucker visits the local dealership on the way across country.

 

THAT tanker looks straight outta "Duel" w Dennis Weaver!

 

I believe you are correct.
Looks like it would have been an inexpensive movie to make.

 

Thanks.

 

Newspaper said as an 8yrs old she got more money a month than the boss of GM!

RIP Shirley

 

My post wasn't traditional enough. It was about a late WWII prototype fighter called the CA-15 Kangaroo.

Mike, no the 'roo never went racing, it was retired in 1950 and scrapped!!

Doc.

 

1929 Lancaster NY

 

How to comment on 1 photo. and cut the clutter of a great thread-
If you want to comment on one picture, hit the quote button, then go through and delete all the pictures EXCEPT for the one you want to post (you can do this with unwanted text too), then make your comment, then hit the PREVIEW POST button, and if all looks right hit the SUBMIT REPLY button.

 

Anyone have an old black and white photo of a house wife with a HUGE pie that is sitting on an oven rack (the pie, that is), but is too big for the oven? Thought I saw it one here once, but can't seem to find it.

 

1946 chrysler town and country

 

1910's parade, Lancaster NY

 

1967, Corvair powered Sable

 

There is a Bixby Tire Co. that is/was in Sioux City, IA.

 

Amazing ...

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I always knew that if I continued to view these posts I'd eventually see one from my own small hometown. That horse, by the way, was an icon in Mattoon that moved from station to station as one closed and another opened. It is still talked about and remembered.

Thanks for sharing!