Vintage shots from days gone by!

Jeez, what a great eye and knowledge, Twin! If not for your catch, I'm sure dumbasses like me would have missed such a COOL early bit of small-town, small-shop engineering!!! HUGE THANKS!!!

I love the HAMB. It's the ONLY car site I know of where you can HAVE FUN AND LEARN, all the the same damn time! AWESOME!

 

I can't make out the hubcaps or hood ornament so I'm going to guess and say Studebaker.

 

Wow. Any more pictures of this one?

 

You're good. Searched 32 Studebaker . Looks like the chrome wheels were factory.

 

Welcome to the HAMB, it's site rules to make an introduction thread for your first post, and when commenting about something in a thread like this one use the "Quote" button, then we will actually know what the heck you're talking about.

 

I had a twin to this car during the same time.

 

sorry for the bigness

 

Me too except mine was red. Only Chevy I ever owned. (sorry, no pics of it)

 

My wife's G-pa, Chuck Jennings driving the stagecoach.
He was a stunt man in early western movies.

 

Thank you Mr. Q. Welcome. This is just great. Slim

 

That 1939 Chevy coupe is really wild. Would make a cool Bonneville car. Maybe it was.

 

my dad 1962
Rogue River, Gold Beach Oregon
I'm the little guy
the blond kid is Allen Boice of today's Boice jetboats

 

me and Mrs LowKat in 1973
LT-1 powered El Camino