Vintage shots from days gone by!

Can anyone I.D. the make of the car? That was a good size blast from the size of the crater !!

 

This coupe has a wing window. Was that an option or custom?

 

Rod & Custom had an article about installing tri-5 chev vent windows in an unchopped Model A. I know this is an old pic of a 32 but probably very similiar. Just about everything has been tried at least once.

 

Maybe from a 33-34 Chev coupe.....

 

Last time I seen this '34 was at L.A. car show in early 70's, on a flatbed trailer, still untouched & original dirt & dust.

 

Soviet train. Then and now.

 

Remember when most pu owners in L.A. run the exhaust up thru running boards & underneath the bed rails???

 

Looking at the details, it looks to be two different trains.

 

Waldport, Oregon

 

A young Gary Meadors of "Goodguys" fame with his first hot rod. Sadly, he passed away this past Sunday.

 

Photo of the Alamo, November, 1976

 

1908 at Southmayd, Grayson County, Texas.

 

1953. Elgin, Texas

 

May, 1973 scene in Leakey, Texas

 

In Rosenberg, Texas back when LBJ was campaigning for U.S. Senate in 1948. Note the helicopter says "Lyndon Johnson" on the sides and you can LBJ sitting in the cockpit.

 

downtown Houston, 1925.

 

1950s photo of downtown Taylor, Texas at Christmas time

 

Sheridan Avenue, Cody, Wyoming's main street, about 1930. Rattlesnake Mountain in the background.

 

1939 - J. L. Clark's Gulf Service Station, 1739 Fredericksburg Rd, San Antonio, Tx

 

Casino Building under construction. It was completed in 1927 and has been a landmark building with it's tiered dome ever since. It's located on the San Antonio River at the corner of Crockett and N. Press. San Antonio , Texas

 

Ca 1940 - Colorized version, photo of Houston St. San Antonio, Texas-- all lit up for the Christmas
season.

 

1955 - Giant Santa being put in place on top of Joske's Department Store. San Antonio, Texas

 

1930 -corner of N. St. Mary's Street and Houston Street, San Antonio, Texas

 

1920 - Sedan at Brackenridge Park river crossing, San Antonio, Texas The crossing through the San Antonio River is still there today.