Vintage shots from days gone by!

Kysor Heater Cooking Pot
This exhaust heat exchanger, designed by Walter Kysor, is seen here on his 1926 Oldsmobile. The caption reads, Walter would place a beef roast, vegetables, potatoes, etc. in the pot with some water and then with friends and customers drive to places along the Manistee River . . . .and set up a folding table and dish out the food which by that time had been amply cooked.

 

Take a closer look at this one. It´s a Evo!

 

Here's the video on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69hXE2maADI​

 

This has to be the shadiest dealer ever!.

 

The sign needed to say, "Glen's REALLY used cars".

 

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Lewis Leathers - established 1892 and still going strong here in the UK!

 

What I find unique is that the Victorian era women are smiling. Normally such photos required an air of "proper constraint" a**** those being photographed. Obviously the Thelma and Louise of the era.

 

we had one just like that in Fayetteville...in fact it's still standing

 

I think many communities used to have Used Car Lots like the one shown here that sold 'creampuffs' similar to those cars to unsuspecting customers at a really great bargain. . .

 

wow! they had evo's back then....................




only foolin...still a pretty cool picture

 

Usually back then, they called lady stock car races PowderPuff Derbys - Somehow PowderPuff doesn't seem to stick with this lineup.

 

^^^^^^Yeah, these girls would kick your *** and cook your dinner all at the same time.....

 

Looked for my mom in this line up!I think I see a few in that line up that would kick your *** and YOU'D cook dinner!!

 

Barnes Auto from Brisbane Australia.They are still in business today doing heavy haulage.

 

As an old sign guy, I can tell you that is some fine hand lettering. Beautiful script. Very unusual font but nicely done.

 

Picked this program up recently – some great ads and articles!