Vintage shots from days gone by!

NICE!! Camel Toe...

 

My Dad's receipt for buying a brand-new 1941 Plymouth.

 

I would venture to say that it is a 32 Cadillac. The 32 Chevy had 4 vent doors, I had one, but it was also known as the baby Cadillac because it looked so much like it's older sibling.

 

Dang!----There went my day!

 

"SO THERE"----Whatcha' gonna' do about it???

 

Fremont St looking West, Las Vegas - Summer of 55 - That square of Lights at the 2 O'Clock position is Jim Cashmans Caddy and Buick dealership. Big business in those days

 

EEEEUUUUUU grose...now i have that image for my eyes
thanks alot for ruin my day

 

Dawson Creek BC

Nova Scotia

 

Portland

Maryville TN



Vancouver BC

Cut Bank MT

 

Glen Haven MI

Portsmouth NH











Edson AB

 

Solvang CA

Chicago

Clearwater FL

Canada

Saskatoon

Norfolk

Fall River Pass

Cape May NJ

Halifax

 

Reno

Asbury Park

Harrisburg PA

Ontario

Black Hills SD



Ft McLeod Alberta

 

Bill Mitchell



alan Shepard

 

These aren't old pictures but a lot of HAMBers should find them interesting - a Ford truck, believed to be a Long Range Desert Group truck, out in the Libyian desert. It's been sitting since around 1942:





More here:
http://www.warhistoryonline.com/war...ruck-in-the-libyian-desert-by-kuno-gross.html

 

Hi
Do you know anything about this photo?
where it came from etc
Was trying to read the name on top of the hood.
Looks like it says Va on the hood ,but I cant make out the name before that.
This photo might have been taken in my neck of the woods.

 

The Diver Dan Show is about to air. Man, I hope its high tide about now.

 

this particular picture is actually an XP-82 Twin Mustang 44-83887, currently in the Walter Soplata collection. http://www.airspacemag.com/history-of-flight/soplata.html the Switch from P (Pursuit) to F (Fighter) designation came when the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) became the USAF in '47. prior to that there was no 'fighter' nomenclature. P82's then became F82's. 82 being model number and not related to 51's in terms of naming. It also has the distinction of being last last American piston-engine fighter.

 

Clyde Cooper's Barbeque in Raleigh - free cracklins with every sandwich!