Vintage Photo's.....have you seen these?

So i was bored this morning and found some old shots of hot rod and customs...i haven't seen some of these before so i thought i would share them with the fellow H.A.M.B.r's...Enjoy and Happy New Years to all............

 

last one.....sorry if these had been posted before,i know i have seen a few,but not all of them

 

Very cool photos indeed!

 

The Drag coupe is sick....I want it.

 

Cool stuff. You should get bored more often...
Thanks for sharing.

 

Considering how few Franklins were built ,it's surprising how many gave up their front axles...I love this style of car!!!

 

Some of these look like Exhibit postcards. They made cards of all kinds of subjects but I've never seen these.

 

Is this the same Anderegg car that Von Franco cloned?Except for the nose/hood,it kinda looks similar.......

 

Good eye..It did say some were exhibit postcards...

 

Yes that is Anderegg from Merced CA.

 

Wow! Cool stuff, thanks for sharing

 

Thanks Royal,but is that the same car that inspired the clone?

 

Too f'n cool,thanks for posting ...

 

This is a fine, fine post.

 

I found this today and thought everyone would enjoy this.It's an episode of The Real McCoy's with a Hot Rod theme to it...lets try this.........

http://www.guba.com/watch/2000958506

 

Looks like it worked this time...enjoy

 

The stuff dreams are made of.

 

Those look like old penny arcade post cards.
I had a few when I was a kid.
SUPER STUFF!
Thanks for sharing.
Brought back some old memories.

The Drag Coupe was from Gerstner's Speed Shop in Buffalo, NY.
It was a deep Kandy Green with black highlights.
This car made a huge impression on me when I saw it
in some of the "little" car mags in the early 60's.
The grill shell was filled with flat aluminum
and had a little boy and girl looking down
into their diapers. Above their heads was written...
"There is a difference!"

Possibly the speed shops slogan.

 

Yes.

 

Post #10--------Brandy's Chariot------------ TwoChops

 

That's awesome...Is the rest of the car still around?

I bought all these pics and a few more from the guy.Some(as mentioned)were exhibition cards and are on a thick card stock of some sort.The info for each car is on the back..kinda like a baseball card,only bigger...glad i stayed home and surfed the net that day

 

Never watched The Real McCoys before, looked like a good old show. Thanks!