Vintage shots from days gone by!

Actually it has nothing to do with the bowling ball OR shoe polish.

 

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OK!
Where did you find this one?
1959 Thunderbird JR gas powered promotional car.
Note the opening trunk, electric powered versions did not have this. It would have been Clinton powered. An yes I own the mold that made the body.

 

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About the kitbashed Universelle, assuming it's 1:25 scale, probably 4 Revell Nomads + 1955 parts from a sedan kit. Jose.

 

My in-laws.

 

Well,---I guess you are right about TRACTORS--But I was refering to 4 cyl. up to & including 1941 PASSENGER cars.---Don

 

Really? I get the play on words in the ad for shoe polish.
BUT I suppose he's sitting at his drafting table working in the office where she always carries her bowling ball around...
Or maybe he's sitting (not wearing bowling shoes) keeping score while she's (over dressed) getting ready to bowl.
Over thinking or not enough thought?...Seriously!!!

 

Nice trousers, Mr. Peepers. Must have been one of them east coast fads that never made it out west. Gary

 

No, not me, a bit before my time.

 

And I know Dave Newell!
He is an expert on GM history, especially Corvair history.

 

Signature bridge to Canada
Never built.

 

Bristol TN





Sault Ste Marie




New Mexico

Albequerque

 

Denver

Colorado Springs

 

Chaparral



Cooper



Maserati

 

This looks like one tuff coupe.

 

I'm in love !!!!

 

"Hey Bob, should that 'airplane have bomb bay doors like that?"

 

wooo hoo caught up. thanks to all who make this happen!

 

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CONGRATS, buddy! Now, please go to the top of any page an vote a 5-Star rating for Dog's thread.

When it gets too cold to work outside anymore, I want to start over and work through the great pix from Page 1. GREAT wintertime fun!