Vintage shots from days gone by!

Eesh! No offense but enough with the Cameros. There's a cut off date of 1965 on the HAMB. The other pics are sweet, especially the altereds.

Lecture over. Carry on.

 

+ 2.

 

Looks like the mods have blacked out all the Camaros.

 

Streamliners found on the Hemmings Blog

 

SA 1920025 by mactexas, on Flickr

 

x 42

 

Ditto

 

The Columbia River Highway as it looked to motorists as they approached Oneonta Gorge after being moved to the abandoned railroad bed (the Oneonta Tunnel is shown filled in here and has been re-opened to pedestrian traffic). In 1948 the railroad saw an opportunity to end its worries about rock falls by the tunnel by moving its track north of the cliff on fill dredged from the Columbia River.

 

I took the family on a vacation and we drove to the top of Mount Washington and on the way back down the brakes started to overheat and my wife was holding the dashboard so tight she left her finger nail impressions in it!!!

Driving to the top was the easy part coming back down is a little scary at times.
It was 72 degrees at the bottom of the mountain and 28 degrees and totally fogged in at the top of the mountain.

We all had on tee shirts and shorts so the stay at the top was very short.
Jimbo

 

Awww...

 

Grain and seed co. on the border with New Mexico in Farwell, Texas

 

October, 1953 Humble gas station in Paris, Texas.

 

1926 Model T Touring car.

 

It looks like the building is still there:

 

The writing on the door of the truck reads:
United States
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Goliad State Park Comm. Co-Operating

 

Waco, Texas This image was taken on what is now Lake Shore Drive (HWY 6 at the time) and before Lake Waco was raised after Damn imporvements.