Vintage shots from days gone by!

That's cool, a T-33 Shooting Star! I wonder if there are any airworthy birds left?

 

There are I think 6 junkers sitting in Putnam Ct. in an old mill complex but the guy that owns them was renting 2 other T33 trainers for movie use. They all came out of Spain he also had several L19 Bird Dog Observation planes in crates he bought as surplus with Korean markings. He still has several other military aircraft sitting as junks along with a couple Korean war Bell Helicopters hidden in a building and supposedly a couple Hueys in there as well.

 

Atchison, Kansas' Burlington freight depot. (from Kansas Memory)

 

Moline Kansas Santa Fe depot also from Kansas Memories. The photo is dated 1931 and I know the depot lasted until at the 1970's.

 

Can someone tell me what year and kind of car is on the left?

 

^^^^^early 60's dodge

 

More specifically, it's a '62 Dodge intermediate.

 

Hey thanks guys..Never heard of it .I like it .

 

I don't recollect when they went out of service but it seems there were several at Shaw AFB when I was stationed there in the early 70s. Does that sound possible? Air Force had a training mission on base but it might've been T38s, not sure.

 

Fair has to end sometime

 

Looks to be a 1962 Dodge Dart.

 

There are a bunch of them flying. The Jet Aircraft Museum has 6 flying.

Silver Star CT-133s built by Canadair with Rolls-Royce engines.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadair_CT-133_Silver_Star

 

There's one down the road melting away.

 

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Asked and answered but here are a few Vintage shots courtesy of the classic movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"








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I remember a drag car back in the sixties in N.J., a black four door just like the one pictured. It was called "Double Ugly" I think it had a 413 or 426 wedge.

 

Old Spice add 1970

 

Thanks Sylvian

 

I would like to bring one back to Burbank for our local Aviation Museum.