Vintage shots from days gone by!

The scoops, like, TOTALLY make it, man! Your Met, it's ,like, out there!

 

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Middletown, NY - 1960


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I don't know if this is Sharon or not, but I just had a Fearless Vampire Killer moment. When Sharon was peaking out from under the table. Good Grief!!

 

<CENTER> </CENTER><CENTER></CENTER><CENTER>The Big Kahunna said, "Shoot the curls!" Surfin' may have been a '60s thing, but it permanently made</CENTER><CENTER>the sport huge, as well as immortalizing woodies as THE surf transport of choice! </CENTER>

 

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Middletown, NY - 1960


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Yes

 

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Just in Case — 1967


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Leaving L.A. - 1962


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Palm Beach Motel, Wildwood, NJ — 1967


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Elmhurst Blizzard 1967


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My Dad was a paramedic and I remember him taking me down to the fire station and letting me set in ambulances like this. I think Pasco's was a Caddy though. It sure was COOL when I was 5 and 6. I was the cool kid because I could just walk in with my Dad right into the fire station and go get in the rigs. I still want to do it today! lol

 

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Logan, WV - 1950


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Hollywood-Bowl – 1952


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Capitol Records / Vine St., Hollywood, CA – 1959


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Fishing Story - 1966


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Boat Show - 1950's


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Tomorrowland - 1959


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In the photo of Eden looking into the bottle, the actress to her left is her body double, used rear shots, right? It does not look like Eden or a spliced still frame.

 

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On a Cushman – 1952


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Field Trip: Sarasota, FL – 1952


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Sorry, comment attached to wrong pic section. The one of Eden looking in the bottle...that is her body double, right? Used in rear shots. Different face than Eden's. So it is not a still frame from the series.

 

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Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 1955


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St. Petersburg, FL – 1958


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St. Petersburg, FL – 1958


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St. Petersburg, FL – 1958


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What a fabulous image! Thanks for posting. A Connie in TWA livery is heaven. Prefer these earlier Connie's over the later Starliners pointed nose.

 

Wow! One thing better than a Connie is any B-36. Not seen this image before. Nearing the end of its career. Looks like an open house of some sort. Any leads on where? I also spot a B-47 behind, a tail boom from C-97 or KC-135? The foreground prop is on a C-130 or C-133? Anyone care to guess? Thanks for posting!

 

Beautiful 56 DeSoto. Ours was purple and white 4dr.

 

Richard Kimble is on that bus coming down the street.

 

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