Vintage shots from days gone by!

Gary, Sherman Way? What is the cross street? [I live off Sherman Way in Winnetka!]

 

Hey Lady Get your big arse of my car!!!

 

I'll take that 58 Tri-power Pontiac please!!

 

You little brats are in this country illegally, and we're gonna deport your little a**ses![/QUOTE]
Their BLONDS with no mustaches, they can't be illegal.

 

My favorite. "Dolled up" 50 Olds. Brand new for Christmas.

 

Got 8 bucks to put on the 37 with the Study motor.

 

yeah, I knew it was still around and restored. Probably 20 years ago, I had Rutherford's address and tried contacting him about the car; I wrote twice but never got a reply. I'm sure his son got the letters and didn't answer because he still had the car & had plans for it- good for him. I saw it at Lime Rock maybe about 15 yrs ago...it was good to see it again, but I wish he had painted it the turquoise color & left the headrest on. It kind of bums me to see how shiny & new it looks now. I would have left the original cosmetics just as they stood, and just restored it mechanically, but that's me.

 

Pictures? or it didn't happen.......

 

Fuzz fest.

 

GM color: Satin Beige
1959
2017
from the original 1/64 model:

Hello,

Nice "mag ad" shot of the 1959 Chevy 4 door Station Wagon. The color was a little off, so I altered the color to go with this story. The wagon was the mainstay for several years in my wife’s family of cars. Three kids qualifies for a larger land vehicle. I just sent one of the models to my wife’s sister and one to her brother. I am finishing up a slide show for their remembrance services for their late 98 yr. old dad that recently passed away. Here is an old thread from the HAMB when I wrote about the family station wagon and the memories that came out of the original birthday slide show.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/what-did-you-do-today.1025497/page-17 post 484

Jnaki
I had a mini GM Factory assembly line in my garage for a week.

 

Their BLONDS with no mustaches, they can't be illegal.[/QUOTE]
That's a STUPID reply. Get some class, Jerk

 

Really?

 

The first attached photo is Tony Bettenhausen at Langhorne in the 1937 500 winning car of Wilbur Shaw. And I believe the second photo shows Johnny Rutherford in Steve Stapp's car leading Jud Larson in Watson's Offy sprinter at Terre Haute.

Thanks again, Rootie!