VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

1933 Plymouth window coupe



The bottom pic is a 1933 Dodge that I can't delete for some reason. Front fenders and grille is different as well as the radiator cap/ornament.

 

I thought of this book when I saw that. I should have had that 50+ years ago.

 

The infamous Krazynski sisters caught in the act of luring their next victim to his doom.....

 

Sadly, that level of class and deliciousness has gone out of style.

 

Reminds me of the cigarette commercial. "I'd walk a mile for a Camel".

 

Yes I know and he's gorgeous.

 

Unusual body style ? Looks like a '37 sloper, Looks European or English.

 

I can relate to this reply...I grew up with three sisters in a one bathroom house although we did have a couple nice trees outback

 

Isn't that the little girl thats on the Morton salt containers?

 

SA 1920020 by mactexas, on Flickr

 

Between 1935 to 1940 Ford partnered with a French company and produced the Manford using much Ford styling and technology.

 

Winners of the Fred Dold trophy cup, Wichita Kansas, 1930s, everyone had to build their cars and use the same size and make gasoline washing machine motor.

 

The Little Old Lady from Pasadena!

 

Mike Magill

 

Pat Flaherty at Soldier Field Midget Races in Chicago.

 

NMRA driver Jim Fawcett has his hands full with a beautiful trophy queen , after winning the feature, T.Q. Midget racing at Trojan Speedway, in Southgate , California

 

Jim Fawcett waves to the crowd after winning another NMRA feature at Trojan Speedway .