Vintage shots from days gone by!

Woodward Avenue through the years.

 

Three must own items, church key, P-38 and pocket knife.

 

Detroit

 

'48 Huth Cadillac

 

This was shot in Gulfport in '58 along Highway 90 but looks like a different Gulf station...

 

Look how big that Cadillac is, man! That's hu-u-uge!
................

 

The 70's gas shortage.

 

Sorry, You found the Wrong lady...

 

Sorry but you found the wrong lady!

 

"Nice GAMS"-----No tats either!

 

Got any more of these programs? I'm looking for 1950 and 1951. A Tucker supposedly raced at El Mirage. Don't confuse this run with the urban legend of one at Bonneville.

 

Surprised there haven't been some comments from the Chevy buffs here - that's the preproduction trim and two-toning proposal for the '57 210 series in the background. Was this image released to the public?

 

Ruth Taylor as Lorelei in the lost silent film GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES (1928)

 

Misfits

 

Thats odd, I seem to remember the same parade every Friday I was in the Army..........seemed like the thing to do, you know we had a parade ground, we all liked beer.............

Ahhhhh yes, the good ol' Friday beer parade. I don't remember the brass frowning on it, but thats hard to do when your naked and drunk at the head of the parade.......

Doc.

 

In drag.

 

^^^ I think it might be that Stacey fellow's Grandma... you know Stacey, that guy from one of the Speed TV shows that rebuilds cars and trucks? Reportedly, she also had a funny laugh and like to do donunts. Gary

 

This A/Fuel car was one bad hombre for a period out of Div IV.

 

Alright, I ran across this old faded pic, and I can't place the
truck. First glance, I said Hudson, but NO. International?
Didn't seem quite right. Fenders look awfully MoPar, as
does the windshield shape, so I thought Dodge, about '38
or '39? Maybe Candadian variant? I'm not familiar with Reo,
Diamond T, etc., from this period. SO, one of the TRUCK
GUYS know for sure?

 

Hey, is that a Tiger or a Leopard with the right track blown off? Point guy has a captured Stig 44,
next guy what looks to me like a B.A.R.



Another captured StG-44

 

Eastern Front, Feb. 18, 1942




K98

 

Obviously having a "blast" disposing of some German ordnance!

 

Apparently. I have a '57 Chevy new-car brochure with the Two Ten series in that trim.