Vintage shots from days gone by!

looks like the Bonnie & Clyde picnic scene...

 

Multnomah Falls, in the Columbia Gorge, east of Portland, OR.

 

Does anyone know the aircraft behind the 55 Plymouth custom in post # 101068?

 

Looks like a B-52 to me......and it could very well still be in service!!!

 

That looks like an B52A model which would have been the first production model - The only B52's flying today are G & H models converted into whatever they are calling the beast today

 

^^^^^^^^^^Still called "BUFF's", I believe.

 

I'm pretty sure this is me and my Mother standing next to the Willys. It would be Fremont about 69 or 70. SWI66, where did you find the picture?

 

What is 2C 9241???? in above photo...

 

It's a Studebaker coupe

 

1937 Studebaker President. See here:
http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/...-1937-studebaker-president-rumble-seat-coupe/


regards,Rod.

 

Found the photo here:

http://mybelair62.tumblr.com/archive

Look in August 2014.

 

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I use to drive this every day for 11 years when I worked downtown L.A.

 

Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

 

Thank you , thank you very much ! The KING

 

You're welcome, your're welcome very much!

 

Nope, a popular picnic spot in Washington - Palouse Falls

"The canyon below Palouse Falls was a drive-up picnic site in the mid-1930s"

 

Thanks for the link swi66. I looked through his other pictures, and except for the Willys on the trailer, I don't see anything else that I remember. That is me and my Mother in the picture. I called my Wife into the room, and said look at this picture. She said "that's you, where did you find that?" Pretty cool. My Dad got rid of all of the boxed up pictures we had. Long story.

 

Tollgate, Oregon. Snow, skiing, and the Sky-Line Tavern in the 1940s