Vintage shots from days gone by!

Citroen concept

 

A mess, eh? '41 German press photo of knocked-out Russian tanks.



And, later in the war, the casual sightseers seem a little out of place ,
given the firefight that probably destroyed this German Panther.



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Talk about a PILEUP! This retro glance THANKS to xFrameChevy! I recall
being a little incensed back in the late '60s or early '70s when Volkswagen
put out this ad. BUT, it's still a blast trying to ID all the cars! ​

 

In May, 2004, Corvette Magazine did an article on the XP700 and the Shark, Bill Mitchel's two darlings, as told by Karl Ludvigsen. In part, "Usually appearing with chromed Dayton knock-off wire wheels, polished Halibrand mags were tried for a time as well. Later, the car was also given Chaparrel-style alloys. After the Shark had been around for a while, it gained small bumperettes at the tip and corners of it's nose and a circular grille emblem,,,,,,,,,,,,(a description of early motors),,,,As newer and bigger motors became available, these too would be tried in Shark." Bill drove the car daily when possible for at least a decade.

 

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ChryCo needs his fix!

 

Yup this thread is like the coooolest daddy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

....Your killing me!

 

Dos mas.

 

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One more group before bed.

 

still going

 

I'm getting tired

 

Zzzzzzzzzzz

 

bump,,,,
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i'm in a woodie frame of mind












ok, a different kind of woody,, hahaha

 

Technologically challenged? Looks like a step in the opposite direction!
And check out the "headlamps." What was the car before he "converted" it?
Wonder where this pic was snapped.

 

/\ /\ my guess it was a 1926 Ford model T sedan /\ /\
edit: referring to post 30380