Vintage shots from days gone by!

clear that snow..

 

WOW, what an awesome sign. Erwin Chevrolet, 6000 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA.

 

Cartage..

 

what the guy doing to the other guy thats buried in the sand

 

I dunno, I think I see fenders on it.

I like the C-cab tow truck pulling a rolled-over panel truck at 1:42.

 

An ad from Eastern Drag News 1966. Look what you could buy just walking into Larsen Ford.

 

Anyone know what make this truck is? The big rock they are pulling was for a memorial to Thomas Edison in his boyhood town.

 

WHY?

 

Movie props?

 

Memorial Day, 1921, Collegeville, Pennsylvania.

 

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The super-elevation (banked rails) and tight radius track under that trolley are just amazing. The optical-delusion makes it look like it's going 100! Gary

 

Animatronic holiday (Christmas) displays for large department stores.

http://www.themorningnews.org/gallery/holidays-on-display

Mart.