Vintage shots from days gone by!

I do remember seeing a picture or two of this bus 40 something years later and looking very rough,you could still see how it was painted but if its not in the projects sitting and rotting thread I cant remember exactly where it is and maybe someone will remember.

 

Yep, and Ike likes his packard staff car!

 

There is a revival going to restore the old bus, which lay on the Kesey Farm in Oregon. The 1939 Wayne International ( IHC) the original “Further” bus, is in a pretty deteriorated condition.

 

I was begining to think I was seeing things but that is the picture I was thinking about.

 

Ahhhh, that's so sweet.
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Look kid, last time I'm telling 'ya, feet off the street,and back up on the sidewalk!

 

Disneyland 1960s

 

Disneyland entrance. Parking: 25 cents (1960).

 

I'm going to Disneyland!

 

"For the last time-----Its not a HOG!!!!!!!!

 

LOL .just when you got guys re "focused "

 

Sure must have been a lot of cameras there that night!

 

Sorry, I didn't mean to offend anyone. Like I said in my other post,'Dumbass'!!
Jimi again thanks for the clearup.
Honestly, I am quite embarrassed, I should have known that, such a prestigious and well known award.


President Calvin Coolidge bestowing the Medal of Honor upon Henry Breault, March 8, 1924.
(From Wikipedia)

Doc.

 

Doc, I dont think you have anything to worry about,,
have a beer and relax,,
Fuh get about it...

 

Thanks man, I will do just that. Cheers!

Doc.

 

Yosemite Valley Portal of Grandeur







Pacific Palisades

 

Yucaipa CA



Cajon Pass

Harsen's Island

 

Alhambra CA

Big Bear Lake CA

 

Long Beach

 

Boulder City NV


Desert Island ME

 

If I'd been having dinner at this table, I'd probably have several fork wounds as a result of missing my mouth.

 

Is this the rare floating Pontiac?

 

Here is a car load of women enjoying the ride on the dunes in a 1934 Ford at the Flora - Dale Resort in Mears, Michigan. They and 100's more can be seen in our "Women and Vehicles" section at theoldmotor.com

 

Doc;
was not offended.
Have always enjoyed your posts.
"Airborne all the way."
Bill.

 

As I said, confusing. No need for even thin-skinned folk to be offended. Heck, if we "Jay-Walked" 10 college drunk on "The Tonight Show," how many would know the Victoria Cross?

(Hmmm. Or is it Victoria's Cross, with an apostrophe??? I hope I didn't offend any blokes, Kiwis, Joeys, Limeys, etc.!

Where's a protocol droid when ya NEED one???

 

Posted by SWI


TRIVIA: The Plymouth is an early '38 "Business" model. BOTH longtime customers and dealers alike revolted. The high headlights and imposing grille treatment, they said, was a ham-handed step DOWN from the delicate '37 front end. And the decision to call the P-5 the "Business" model made it sound working-class to downright COMMERCIAL!

Actually, they were RIGHT. Poor branding. So, Plymouth acted fast to move the headlamp pods down a couple of inches and renamed the model the "Road King." Consumers and dealers alike were molified, somewhat. But the uproar probably had a lot to do with the '39 facelift (which I still find awkward, prior to the fresh styles from '40 on).

And they all lived hapily ever after! Aw!