Vintage shots from days gone by!

A torn up new '36!

 

Wait for it.................That'll buff out!

 

Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck.

 

A few less dents

 

one of their best shorts, 'False Alarms'

 

I took this picture at the '77 NSRA Nats in St. Paul. Hella wild car.

We're getting an awful lot of repeats here recently...

 

Hi raymay.Thanks for an outstanding post.Brought back many great and some not so great memories.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

Got a ton more high school yearbook images coming up soon - but first, I found these on the Detroit Public Library site. The color on these was very badly faded to red so I did what I could to restore them.










Sorry about all those pesky airplanes, but they are in the background this time...

 

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The Duke boys at work...

 

1. Well done - the pic has stood the test of time. I don't recall seeing it here before and it was a real pleasure to see it. Thanks for taking it and thanks to whoever scanned it and posted it.
2. a. I'm presuming that reposting a pic so you can comment on it within a day or so of it being posted isn't what you're talking about.
b. I know that a few guys who post here nearly every day might repost the odd pic or two (or three or four, etc). Given their willingness to keep this thread interesting and alive for all of us by taking the time to post dozens or hundreds of pics a week, helping continue to make this the biggest thread on the HAMB and probably one of the biggest on the 'net, I am unwilling to flay them for being focussed on posting plenty for us to see rather than taking the extra time to check if every pic might have been posted before. A suggestion if you see a repost and get annoyed - scroll past it and just look at the next pic.
These guys don't need me to defend them but they also don't need negative feedback if they reposted a few pics.
Let's all just enjoy the old pics.
Cheers.

 

Clay Smith

 

Wilshire Blvd 1937

 

Death machine to our sport. (Mind you, I can't imagine how much junk would be around if every old car was still with us)