Vintage shots from days gone by!

ran into these from a friend , his Dad owned the Texaco station here in Livingston, Mt for years

 

few more..

 

The 259 was locked-up, couldn't evaluate drive line condition, my brother Tom bought the truck from junk yard to save it for another Stude-Nut, Doug the buyer, bought a new cab for it from Newman-Altman, was told he did a bang-up job on it.

 

img376 by mactexas, on Flickr

 

These photos that follow were taken from a youtube posted by member Dog_Patch in the Moonlighter thread.
post #2960. Good find. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...romers-a-g-willys-resurrection.730747/page-99

The dragsters. I don't know who they are the just came from the video.


















A few gassers

1955 Chevy



1957 chevy E/G



Filthy Fifty Six



Wico ??



JR. Thompson



Rudy Held's Gold Gambler



finally Hemi Under Glass

 

Mr. Ed arriving in style...."A horse is a horse of course"

 

Oh my....looks like a load of sand accidently dumped.....Boston, MA

 

Might be a problem here!

 

I'm not quite sure what the point of this car is...or airplane...or car....whatever it is!

 

Even just sitting on the shop floor, that Hemi is BIG.

 

1964 Thunderbird Jr.

 

These are professionals....please don't try this!

 

That's some spiffy paint job!

 

Wish my dad woulda' let me have a garage for my cars like this!

 

A dilemma has ensured roadside assistance!

 

Miss "Aloha Wanderwell's" around-the-world-tour........known as the "Amelia Earhart of the automobile."

 

You don't suppose these two are related, do you?

 

I hadn't thought of that! They could indeed be related....same stance and presence before the camera...but I tell ya', that kid looks like he means real business!!!