Vintage shots from days gone by!

stocking fish

 

Thanks raceron. Yes, Penny Singleton was very easy on the eyes. The Jetsons was a very cool show.

 

We had a two-door version of this 57 Oldsmobile. The paint scheme was called "Rose Mist."

 

love old milk bottles

 

International

 

Just some stuff to get back on track......

 

Here's our version on a vacation in Colorado. I'm the one in glasses with my brother. He bought it from my Dad, repainted it blue and white, and ran it on the drag strips around Wichita until he sold it sometime in the 70's. That car was hot.

 

We are, We are, We are the MOD'S!!

Keep them off Beachy Head will you!!.....................

Doc.

Sorry, just watched Quadrophenia...........

 

Dolores Del Rio

Adele Jergens

 

Many automobile manufactures of that period maintained a racing team. Almost immediately after purchasing Pierce-Racine, Case formed a racing team. Three Case Racers were built using the 4-cylinder roadster chassis, and each of them qualified for the Indianapolis 500 race in 1911, taking the pole position as well as two spots in the second row. None of the cars finished the race, one was in a wreck and the other two suffered mechanical failure. Below is a photo of the 1911 Case racer Number 9 named “Wild Bill” Jones. It was customary in those days to name the cars. Case dropped out of racing in 1915.

 

Louis Disbrow in the Jay-Eye-See Case​

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Winfield Kansas

 

Near Hillsborough, NH, 1973.

 

Two really cool photos that we have up in a post on The Old Motor along with a 1949 color home movie of the Daytona Beach Motorcycle race that you have to see.

 

amazing pictures !!

 

The Kansas dirt track photos bring back some memories !! Thanks for posting them >>>>.