Vintage shots from days gone by!

Dog saves another thread.

 

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Really cool photos! HEre are some old racing photos for all the old racers. Hope you like

 

Sorry, I can't assist you, but, I will make a note, in case something turns up.

 

I can't speak for the Dodge marque however I can say that the Plymouth when first introduced in 1928 also had hydraulic brakes.

 

can anyone ID the bike?? I had the scrambler version in 68.

 

What's the deal with the car in the background? A 2 door 54 Chevy wagon?

 

Betty Skelton and Dodge Fire Arrow concept car in which she set an LSR:

 

Bob Hope and the Templeton:

http://strangetalk.net/viewtopic.php?t=97667

 

Looks like an ambulance standing by for when mom falls off.

 

Roy got his wagon up just over 100 MPH at Bonneville

 

Dog should start a thread and list the address of each pictures location.

 

From the Garland Texas Landmark Society: "Roy Rogers and Smiley Burnette got a special welcome when they visited Garland in 1938 to promote their new picture "Under Western Stars," shown at the Plaza Theater downtown. Their route to the ceremonies on the square took them directly under these banners on Main Street. Eventually voted best picture of the year, the film provided Rogers his first starring
movie role as a singing cowboy."

 

My brother and I both learned to drive in this 57 Olds Super 88. It had the high performance package under the hood, my Dad didn't order it that way, but it came and he kept it.

 

Zundapp?

 

Looks a bit that way. Late 50's .


http://motorbike-search-engine.co.uk/classic_bikes/zundapp-classic-motorcycles.php