Vintage shots from days gone by!

Here are just a few of those racing decals.
Jimbo

 

I wouldn't mind the chicks leaning all over my car but the dickweed on the hood would be pickin his ass up off the sidewalk!!

 

Probably his car!

 

I can here James Brown singin' "HOT PANTS".......

 

Reminds me of the Royal Oak bowling alley north of Detroit.

 

XX2. Great pics of those little kids!

 

Try using this machine with today's fenders ....I dare you !!!

 

I know that area......

 

And not wear safety glasses....

 

My Mother 1950's. (Edna)

 

My uncle Johnnie (mom's brother) I really liked him.

 

I want to thank everyone for the likes I have received for my photo's.
I can't remember if this one was rebuilt or not.

 

Well, one thing hasn't changed, Elmer hasn't increased the purse any.

 

Back together for the consi.

 

What the heck is a pickle-low party??

 

Maybe it's where Peter Piper learned about picking a peck of pickles, or maybe we don't really want to know about a party of low pickles.

 

sorry there's no cars in this pic,but I think it'd belong here as he IS our fearless leader and BIG DADDY!!

 

NOT another NHRA class winner teardown !!!

 

That's Chester, the auto parts counter guy from over at Hank's Auto Parts World

 

Beats the crap outa me!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piccolo

 

the car that I inquired about in Color[blue coupe /top of this post] on The official model ""A""coupe thread...April 10 pages 9/10...post 268/269 &272...there were No replies...does the color picture jog any memories ? picture looks like it may have been shot at 195o,s drag race Lawrenceville Ill

 

from Shorpy:
July 1939. "Sign tacked to pole near the post office. Main street, Pittsboro, North Carolina." This photo by Dorothea Lange, which has attracted no small amount of bemused commentary over the years, requires two avenues of explanation. The first is that Lange was a connoisseur of quirky signage, snapping away at whatever outre malapropism, mangled spelling or jarring juxtaposition might present itself by the side of the road (see here, here, here, here and here; there are dozens more). The second is that "piccolo" was Depression-era slang for jukebox or nickelodeon; a piccolo party's dancing was to canned music rather than a live band. Hence the PICKLE-LOW PARTY that will go on forever, thanks to the combined efforts of G.W. Leach, A.A. Hopkins and D. Lange.

 

Thanks for the effort Mr. Edwards! Inquiring minds appreciate it!

 

first pic looks like eva marie saint in "north by northwest"!

 

That was my thought as I saved the photo. Would make a great and different type of pickup.

 

Is this another photoshopped picture? What car did this start off as?