Vintage shots from days gone by!

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I got a brother all-in-one, printer copier fax,, works great, under 150 iirc

 

from humble beginnings in my daddys arms,
me on the left, my brother and sister July 1954

 

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I recently found some WWII-era posters and photos, this poster for a local war effort campaign to collect old items(caption said 1941):

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1944 navy training manuals, just a teaser,
dont think i m gonna post the whole thing,
got a bunch more navy manuals from 1944,
interesting info i thot,,

 

1940 - These Sea Jeeps built by Ford, being tested in the Detroit River in front of Ford's Rouge Plant:

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source: Lib of Congress​

 

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You can spend a little or a lot, of course.

I had a pricey one that took a dump on me so I picked up a cheapy - an HP model 3050 wireless scanner/copier/printer (no fax, but I don't need it) for around $50 at WallyWorld. Ink carts aren't too bad either and so far the printer works fine.

Ron

 

Winter time sucks for cruising, even if we don't have snow! Vicky is hibernating under lots of soft blankets over in the corner of the garage.

Gotta find something to do with our time so looking at this fantastic thread and finding more interesting stuff to post is a great way to do some 'bench-cruisin', eh?

I still have boxes of magazines and old Kcdachrome slides from the in-laws to go thru - including pictures from the metro Detroit area back in the 30s, 40s and 50s. I know there's a lot of car-related stuff in them, since Grandfather in-law was a Chrysler exec (late 20s to early 50s) and he loved to take pics. Stay tuned folks!

 

More 50s-60s Key West.

 

Hate to say your wrong,But my dad worked for GLF,and always told me it stood for Good Looking Fellows.He wouldn't fib!

 

Looks like something from American choppers,right out of Jr. Shop.