Vintage shots from days gone by!

Is that an "Early Smart Car"??

 

Top notch work of art, the lettering you painted on the Buddy door.

Btw., Did Stewart make the engines by themselves, or, which engine they used?

EDIT: Blessed be thy Internet, the womb of wisdom...
I learned they used Waukesha engines, a four in the van & pickup, a six in bigger trucks.
However, looking the period ad (below) they had exclusively their own brand name on the engine, even in the exhaust manifold cast pattern...

 

sitting in traffic,
s'pose she had a early death wish?

 

Get out of your "clothes" Marilyn!

 

I don't think I ever saw a color combination like that on a '59 Ford. A bit different.

 

I'm with you, we have way too much tech stuff forced on us everyday. This board is to get away from the 70's on up. This guy needs to go play games on his smart phone text his friends about the last time he had a bowel movement.

 

Don Branson into the wall at IRP.

 

Right on.

 

Benders



1963 Indy Car builders, L to R Mickey Thompson AJWatson Colin Chapman Mickey Thompsons Chevy powered car is on the left used 12 inch wheels with Sears Allstate tires and inboard mounted brakes finished 8th AJWatsons Offy.



3 of Fred Lorenzen

 

And include photos

 

Lumpy shows the guys his new Plymouth SS/A.

 

Lake City, Michigan

Chattanooga KOA

Hotel Leonard, St Catharines, Ontario, Canada

 

You have been demented lately! LOL

 

Egbert and Seaman with their new "Coyote"
Another stout NW car.

 

Capp and Fedderly "Nitro Express"

 

Cool cars with personality and great architecture with class and some artfulness!

 

I like wagons! Hard to find these days.

 

How old are you? I remember this! A friend had an MG painted yellow over original blue. After 9 months the blue showed through, looked like water color! I made only slightly more PER WEEK when I first started working!