Vintage shots from days gone by!

Women sure looked classy back in those day's
Jimbo

 

No doubt! Now you mostly see fuzzy pajama bottoms and flip flops in Walmart.

 

1965 dodge Coronet Supercharged that set a new course record at Daytona

 

Cooler, yes, BUT safety was prevalent also and lots of folks chose the post for safety in a roll over. That's why you see Bel Air with post.
In tri-five Chevy used "sport" to denote hardtop with no post. You either had a Coupe or a Sport Coupe, a Sedan or a Sport Sedan.
Not sure what Ford called their hardtop vs. post. Anyone know?
I have owned a 56 Chev Sport Sedan and a 55 Ford fordor hardtop. On a big bump the Ford rear doors would pop open. No such problem with the Chev.
I always thought it odd Chev did not have a Sport Sedan (4 door hardtop) in 55 When Ford had one.

 

Modern photo, was on a muscle car calendar, probably a restoration with some liberties taken.


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Leonard Harris and "Lean Gene's" Albertson Olds digger...

 

Where is this from?
Somewhere New Mexico, Arizona, SoCal?
Are those real historic buildings or movie set?

 

Santa Fe N.M. I believe.

 

1930's

 

513 S Main., 1917

 

1915


1920

 

Fox Film Studio, Westwood Village, Westwood, Los Angeles. 1932.
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Westwood Village Panorama, 1932
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Santa Fe, New Mexico Picture: East San Francisco Street

Cathedral Of St. Francis Santa Fe, New Mexico 400 years old

 

Fox Ritz - Wilshire and Sycamore, 1926

 

My Grandfather. No date on the photo but sometime in the 40's from the other photos and he passed in '49.

Cliff Ramsdell

 

Since some if y'all like drag racers.

Can't vouch for HOW vintage they are, but I know they weren't taken yesterday.

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The original Superman?

 

I knew that. It was a joke.

 

Yes, and this also with his last car.

 

Oh crap, I'm sorry about that.

 

I stumbled upon a few that I "believe" to be new for this thread, all around the Pittsburgh PA area.
This one is in Carrick, 1934.

Allentown