Vintage shots from days gone by!

MM, taking a course on convertible top apparatus, she obtained an A+

 

Concerned about driving your hot rod in the winter, ice or snow?....no problem with a few slight modifications!

 

I wonder if the front plow was for the ''snow'' and the rear plow following behind was for paving the mud! Interesting rotating "turbo-screws"....bet the concept worked well enough on water too!

 

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Model T along the Yukon

 

Baby Cadillac

 

...Potholes & speed bumps must be a real concern!

 

With instruction from her hubby at the time, Arthur Miller.

 

And ironically the plane was this one - a Carvair car ferry:

According to the NTSB report, it suffered an engine failure on takeoff with a full load of cargo, but the pilots cut power to the wrong engine and were unable to maintain control. Result: four dead on the plane and six dead on the ground in and around the auto body shop it hit.
Chicago Tribune via UPI, 6-24-69:

 

First photo...A River Runs Through It

 

MM, being MM

 

Anyway, back to the '40s-'50s high school yearbook shots, again from La Junta, CO.
I call shotgun!

 

1928 Reo Wolverine.

 

Early production 1926 Pontiac. Has the small hubcaps used on about the first 30,000 cars.

 

Locomobile Model 48, probably late teens.

 

More vintage Pontiac ads. Two Parter LOL