Vintage trophy girl photos

Three sisters with twins on each side.

 

I may be strange, but as attractive as these ladies are, it gives me the shivers when they are perched up on the bonnet (hood) or the fenders. As a former panelbeater I can't stand to see anyone doing that even to a late model car.
Rant over, back to appreciating the female form.

 

I don't think so but I can see why one would think so...funny I thought it was a Custom but it's actually an American production car built by the Gaylord Car Company called the Gaylord Gladiator...the lights were said to be Lucas P100's and were scrapped out in favor of quads at some point...

I often mention factory Hotrod or Custom and in this case I think that holds true...

@George thanks for asking I learned something too...

https://mycarquest.com/2017/05/gaylord-gladiator.html

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Ok. Thanks. So..... having double vision is okay in certain circumstances

 

Tempest in a titpot?

 

Don’t get me wrong I certainly like the picture. However, can’t help thinking how uncomfortable it must be for her wear. Having to, constantly look to make sure body parts are covered then pulling and adjusting and rechecking. I’m sure some women like the attention it generates but think most women wouldn’t be caught dead in that bikini.

 

I guess you never went to the ocean in the 80s or looked at any boating ads. You never saw an episode of Miami Vice from 1984-1989???

 

Women that age are chemically driven to want attention to draw the largest pool of mates - some more driven than others obviously!

 

She has my FULL attention!

 

...this was a post by @Royalshifter in the early goings of this thread and has become a victim of Photobucket Blur...so here's a clear update...

Credit to Photographer, Owner
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...3x Lucky 7

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They wouldn't wear them if they didn't enjoy it. Get over it and enjoy the show.

 

Yep
And to the people that say they were exploited, you can bet those girls didn't complain when they were cashing the checks.

 

Maybe not vintage enough.

Leslie Bremer, Jimmy Sills and an envious Jeff Gordon...

 

Bill, you old dog you!!

 

I'd be doing the same thing....

 

https://doverdragstrip.com

 

I guess Awesome Bill never saw anything like that in Dawsonville.

 

Isn't Linda Vaughn from Dawsonville?

 

I think it was Dalton, GA.

 

Somebody's gonna' loose an eye.

 

Be fair; he wasn't that old at the time.

 

Judy Bamber, in the 1957 film "Dragstrip Girl". It's actually, a pretty good film.




Have always wondered if Judy Bamber was related to Mike Bamber, who raced the "Silver Dollar" A/GS Willys pickup.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/silver-dollar-a-gs-willys-pickup.26594/