VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

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Neil Thompson leaning over the left fender. Over the years his Studebaker had every Comp Coupe record with all kinds of engines including a slant 6 in F. Back in those days there was no designation for gas and fuel…all were fuel only.
You gotta love white pants and shirts…

 

Future cracked blocks and heads.

 

10-4..suspect in custody.

 

NICE APPLES!!!!

 

Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive January 26-27, 1967. We were hit hard by a blizzard, 23+ inches in 24 hours.

 

special delivery?

 

after she hops in would this be considered a Plymouth "Furry"?

 

I think Wile E. Coyote was driving #606.

 

it was a Valiant effort by all!

 

Letter Carrier was texting on cell phone ...lol.

 

Rich Guasco in his younger days. He still has the roadster at 85 years old.

Jerry Anolik, who was a partner at J & G autobody in San Francisco in the mid 1950's. The T-bird now has the Cadillac engine that Jerry got from Ted Leventhal earlier.

 

Keenan Wynn

 

A young Tommy Ivo

 

Highway 101 - Tillamook Oregon


Seaside Oregon

NE 93d Ave. & Sandy Blvd. - Portland Oregon

 

Barbara Hamilton drove herself into the history books as the first woman to receive a National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) license. She used that license to drive a supercharged dragster, a 1937 Willys coupe from 1964 to 1971. She was a great champion and leader, who also became a great role model.

 

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