Vintage shots from days gone by!

After reading the name on the van, that girl looks like, "I ain't getting near that thing" type of scared. Or, "why would they name it that?"

 

Been there, cool place.

 

Correct g.f.m. 1935 Nash Ambassador.

 

Great Pic , so much going on here. Thanks AL G.

 

Yeah that's what I thought to,my pleasure Dago88

 

Vangina ..... is was the early '70s ..... it was cool man

 

"Big Daddy" Don Garlets

 

Yep!,---------Rode my bike to watch the move from Howard Hughes plant down in Sepulveda gulch to head to San Pedro. They had crews holding up the power lines ahead of the tall tail on the goose. Later Dad & I went to watch Hughes fly the goose 15 ft. above the water, then set it down proving to the Gov't. that would indeed fly. Hughes used his own funds to build the goose, then he was reimbursed.

 

it is weird, but my wife informed me that the "attack bra" was all a woman could get in those days!

 

Top photo is Universal in Orlando. Not an old photo.

 

Try again. Ed Roth.

 

kirk alyn, the first superman.

 

"I hate when we have to follow the horses!"

 

now yer talkin'!

 

bobby darin's dream car is in residence at the national museum of transport in st. louis.

 

wonder if michael is there?

 

Ummm... No!

 

Really ? You caught that? .... Ha !

 

Yep!

 

Going by his avatar I think he knows

 

Edsel's 1934 Speedster. Here is some info.
https://www.motortrend.com/news/12q3-1934-ford-model-40-special-speedster/
When I visited the Edsel & Eleanor Ford house last year they told the story that Edsel kept the Speedster in the tunnel below the house so that he did not disturb the staff in the garage at the front when he wanted to leave early to go to work. The garage had several cars with a turntable but he preferred to leave via the tunnel when he was driving to work.
He quite often used to go by speedboat as well since the roads back then were rather primitive out to Grosse Point.

 

Maybe, but does he know how to spell Garlits?

 

I used to see it cruising around Pomona in the early 70's..... Hard name to forget.