Vintage shots from days gone by!

automaticslim · Jan 31, 2013

Hey Jimi, it might just be me, but I'm just getting red x's. ^^^^^^^

1stGrumpy · Jan 31, 2013

automaticslim said: ↑

Hey Jimi, it might just be me, but I'm just getting red x's. ^^^^^^^
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Not just you...

Y-Blockhead · Jan 31, 2013

I only see ???? marks...

charleyw · Jan 31, 2013

Looks like the Tennessee Boll Wevill! I saw it at Lakeland in Memphis (too) many years ago. neat!

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John Brown · Jan 31, 2013

jimi'shemi291 said: ↑

Folks, I don't know what library these came from. But they're great pix from the days in the Pacific Northwest when the BIG TREES were being cut down for lumber. AMAZINGLY hard work with old-fashioned, vintage tools -- mostly now all but obsolete! Maggie, I apologize, gal, if you've already posted any of these.
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When I try to open the frames in a new tab, it says I gotta log in to AOL to see the pictures. What's up with the AOL crap?

wbrw32 · Jan 31, 2013

I'm on AOL and all I see is red Xs too...Maybe redo them Jimi???

Joe Nix · Jan 31, 2013

here's an image of a 41-47 Hudson convertible from How Stuff Works which has many other Hudson images.

waine · Jan 31, 2013

some old racers

Ester Eddie · Jan 31, 2013

fbi9c1 · Jan 31, 2013

Joe Nix said: ↑

here's an image of a 41-47 Hudson convertible from How Stuff Works which has many other Hudson images.
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More specifically, based upon what can be seen of the grille in this photo, the subject car appears to be a '41.

Ester Eddie · Jan 31, 2013

Ester Eddie · Jan 31, 2013

Ester Eddie · Jan 31, 2013

jroberts · Jan 31, 2013

When the '47 Studebakers came out they were the first "all new" cars to be produced by and American manufacturer after WWII. Their ads included the saying, "First by far in a post war car."