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    Features 60's Style HotRods, Street, Race, Custom - Come On, Post pictures of what you like !

    From HRM Nov. 60 Thought it was funny. p.s. sorry for the poor quality, I just didn't want to put my old & brittle mag in the scanner.
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Jun 19, 2013 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Motion Pictures "Beatnik Bandit" video at 1961 Custom Car Show

    That's just amazing. Thanks for sharing.
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Jun 19, 2013 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Duals. Finally!!! At first I wanted smithy's, but changed my mind and got 12" brockman.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Mar 9, 2012, 0 comments, in album: The Merc
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    Red's

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    Habitual traffic violator stickers.

    Yes. The pic's also from LAPL online collection.
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Dec 23, 2011 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Habitual traffic violator stickers.

    Stiker? How about a vest?' Caption reads:"Traffic Violators' attend Traffic School. The group is made to stand and wear signs reading, "Traffic...
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Dec 23, 2011 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Features 1940's period correct hot rods

    The pic's caption reeds:Habitual traffic violator gets a sticker on the window of his hot rod. This sign brands cars of Los Angeles drivers who...
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Oct 23, 2011 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features 1940's period correct hot rods

    After spending HOURS going through this thread and almost been late for work a couple of times, I just thought I'd thank all of you guys for those...
    Post by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Oct 23, 2011 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Practically took a ship captain to navigate Jefferson Blvd. at Centinela Avenue, near the Culver City Airport, on February 20, 1941. A number of landing fields were flooded and work had to be halted at the Lockheed plant in Burbank. Here a sign indicates the road is closed, but cars are traveling nevertheless. Dig the '36 phaeton folowed by a '40.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 26, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    IMG 1025

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 22, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 50's humor.
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    Hot Rod magazine, march 1955.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 22, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 50's humor.
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    The Hollywood Freeway in the mid 1950s flowed easily in both the southbound and northbound lanes, making the ride around the City of Angels quick and easy. Dig the lowered '47/48 chevy sedan on the right. Photo dated 1957.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 15, 2011, 1 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    Hot Rod magazine, february 1951.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 15, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 50's humor.
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    Young men in jeans and jackets wait to be processed after being picked up for drag racing. One, right, is sitting in the "shoeshine" seat next to the sign advertising rates. Photo caption reads: "Hot rodders booked in Hollywood for asserted drag racing. These youths were among 22 persons cited for drag racing in 'souped up' autos at Forest Lawn Dr. and Griffith Park Blvd., in Hollywood. More than 50 other drag racers escaped, police said". Photo dated: Jan. 6, 1960.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 14, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    View looking north from Mulholland Drive bridge shows traffic, backed up because of a car accident on the freeway. Photo dated November 7, 1955.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 14, 2011, 1 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    Robert Lee Daily, aka John M. Savage, aka George R. Gibb, was being sought in connection with over 60 burglaries in the Hollywood and Beverly Hills areas. He was shot dead by Investigator James McGrath when Daily tried to flee from McGrath in Encino. Summary Photograph caption dated August 24, 1959 reads, "Death Ends Police Chase. Detectives carry body of Robert Lee Daily, burglary suspect, from car in Encino after he was shot by district attorney's investigator when he assertedly tried to get away. Police found nearly $15,000 in loot in his Woodland Hills home."

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 10, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    7th @ Grand. While the traffic on 7th has the "go" signal, the lady driving the new '40 oldsmobile is stuck in the intersection blocking west bound cars. Note the cop talking to the lady and the '32 ford & '28-'29 A going around the olds. Photo dated december 1940.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 10, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    "There's a nice shady spot" Playboy cartoon Jack Cole August 1954.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 7, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 50's humor.
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    Rodding and Re-styling, june 1959.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 6, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 50's humor.
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    Employees stand by early motorcycles and "horseless carriages" that are parked on a wooden floor in this view of Ralph Hamlin's wallpapered salesroom on Main St. Inner tubes hang on the wall in back. Photo caption reads: "This was Hamlin's salesroom in 1902, located at 1837 South main street. Hamlin was born in San Francisco and was brought to Los Angeles by his parents at the age of six".

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    First automobile in Los Angeles, built by J. Philip Erie, the driver, a resident of Los Angeles at the time. Los Angeles Mayor William H. Workman is in the rear seat, 1897.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    Atterbury-Kemper, Ford Products, 822 North Western Avenue. Two workers fill in work orders on customers automobiles. Photo dated: October 24, 1930.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    A dark colored Rambler makes a quick left hand turn in front of oncoming cars at the intersection of Victory and Lankershim. Noted as the third worst intersection in the Valley. Photo dated: March 3, 1961.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    Photograph caption dated November 20, 1956 reads, "These four pretty girls helped make the Oldsmobile Fiesta station wagon one of the most popular exhibits at last week's opening of the Los Angeles International Auto Show".

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    On their way to join the V J celebrations this '41 ford pulls into a parking area with a bit of car problems. Photo dated August 14, 1945.

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    View of Mickey Cohen's cadillac. He stands beside the open driver's door to show the window made of 1 1:4 in. bullet proof glass. (File dated Sep. 28, 1950)

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 2 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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    A view of the driver's side car door on Mickey Cohen's cadillac. The window was made of 1 1:4 in. bullet proof glass. (File date Sep. 28, 1950)

    Uploaded by: oldschoolDeLuxe, Aug 4, 2011, 0 comments, in album: L.A. back in the day.
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