Vintage shots from days gone by!

I Think its the Chrysler Norseman and its on the bottom of the Atlantic
Aboard the Andrea Doria that sunk after she colided with Stockholm

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_Norseman

 

Those '49 Mercs sure looked good with the skirts and cinched-down on the trailer. Note that they don't have whitewalls.

 

I really appreciate the pictures you are sharing with us. They really touch my feelings for family.

Cheers, JHTDON

 

That Chrysler Norseman.... The top design looks to be used for the Chargers starting in '66 on!

 

Here's a few "Vintage Shots" from Canada. Note all the "records" painted on the side of the "Canadian Broadcasting Corp." wagon. What's a record?

 

Not sure where the "Wheat Growers Hotel" was. Anyone know? Found it, Kimball, Nebraska.

 

Here's some random shots from various locations.

 

I don't think that resembles a Willys at all. It looks like maybe '37 Plymouth I think that is a '41 Plymoth, not a Buick. This photo is apparently locked on photo bucket so I cant put it in this post Maybe I am looking at the wrong photo, but I don't think so.

 

Snow season is finally over.

 

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Can't get enough of the pics in this thread. Thanks, all around.

 

Today's cool pics came mostly from Y-block guy's facebook pages.

 

The kid on right with the flat-top sure resembles Jan Berry.

 

Mr Google thinks it is these two: "Eugene (?) and Terry McFarlane."

From here: http://thehotrodsofdearborn.com/halloffame/Terry1.html
regards,Rod

 

Whoa hello looks like a Willys Aero or what was

 

This thread is running on premium now!
Thanks to all involved

 

That tire / ferris wheel is surely the same one that stands beside I 94 by Detroit.

 

Yes, it is.

 

You are correct......the car in the foreground is a 1941 Plymouth convertible and the other is a 1937 Plymouth coupe.

 

I think they are both Plymouth. The ragtop is a '41 and the coupe is about the same vintage or a little earlier.
Ron

 

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Ahhh! The 50's! Atlas Bucron tires and DDT.