Vintage shots from days gone by!

The shots that drive me nuts. Great example of a high school hot rod, and the image was the size of a postage stamp (The Dalles, OR 1949 yearbook):

Did what I could.

 

brigham young spent summers in st. george. never could understand why...

 

Rootie, could this be one of the Talbot-Lago cars at the 1941 500?

 

wonder if it had a heater?

 

great post! i didn't know about this version of the turbine car; i do remember the other ones, though!

 

looks to be a 59a. (46-48 ford)

 

the grabowski "t" must be a plug for a record. i think that's connie stevens with edd byrnes--"kookie, kookie--lend me your comb!"

 

OK Honey ...Show me again where we spent all that money .......

 

Don't worry ...Of course I set the parking brake ...And I remembered to pay your life insurance premium before we left .....

 

once witnessed my dad threaten bodily harm to a punk that did that!

 

who's the sheila?

 

i thought, "is that his daughter?"

 

talk about "artistic license"!

 

flying tank? mad max's grampa...

 

It is, though neither of the 2 qualified for the 500 they went on to race at the Lands End Hillclimb in western Colo. finishing 3rd and 4th.

 

1940

 

IT

 

Anybody know if this is early TV Tommy Ivo?




FE or Mil power

 

You guys with the dumb comments need to get a life. This car was an artist's rendering with plans to build that only happened last year, built by the most talented metal man living. His work is perfection.

 

Rootie..Who is in the 6 sprinter I think that is Boyd in the other car

 

Even though he was a good driver, Ralph suffered from poor eye sight but he was the only guy in town that would give fat chicks a ride.

 

One too many for the road.

 

I also have a salami today.