Vintage shots from days gone by!

I totally disagree. If you don't care for the vintage Ferrari photos, sports cars, how about banning photos of buildings and people? After all, this IS a hot rod/custom website. (smiling) As they say, "Different strokes for different folks". Sometimes a little tolerance of what others may enjoy viewing is best.
Not trying to stir anything up, but you weren't hesitant to offer your opinion. So, here's mine. All these photos are worth a look. Even the ones I don't like so much.

 

Time for some more

 

Still more to come.

 

into the home streach

 

Getting tired yet?

 

last group for this morning

 

Wow, I wonder what year this photo was taken? This might be the prototype Super Vee! Gary

 

These girls all look like they're saying "Take the F*ckin' Picture through their teeth.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1440350&d=1317123542

 

So this is where you get the widgets!

 

And where Wyle Coyote gets his Road Runner fighting gear? Gary

 

Is it me or is that split window packing some ponies....a pair of IDA's, Gene Berg linkage and a BIG muffer to name a few.....this pix ain't to old?

 

I'm seeing an alternator too, lil photoshop maybe?

 

Guy Lombardo and his Miller V16 powered race boat.

Random clipping from newspaper.

Vintageride

 

Roadkill: great pics as usual.

The WTF motor belongs to the steam car, I'm pretty sure.

Can't date the formula V racer, but the Anglia 105E was intro'd in '59 I think.
I also remember having a jumper like that when I was a lad in the early 60's.

I have seen the pic with the vw before recently, (remember the girl's dress) but didn't notice the hot motor, could be a tongue in cheek photoshop as suggested.

Mart.

 

The rear tire looks a bit wide as well.

 

Also recommended by Wile E. Coyote:

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Los Angeles, 1974

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Was at the daughters volleyball games tonight so just a few before bed.

 

and one more set.

 

Unlike others , I have little doubt this is the "real McCoy".

Folk have been playing with VW's for a long time now. That young girl dates it around early sixties at latest in my opinion.

 

Thanks Lee, great photos, and thanks for the wood fix,