Vintage shots from days gone by!

I wonder if he might want to donate one for a tax write off.
Not sure what it would cost to disassemble and ship but it would be worth it.

Les

 

September issue 1954 Motor Trend cover, "Testing Your Best Wagon".
Chevrolet 210 Handyman, Ford six Mainline Ranch Wagon, Rambler Cross Country, Plymouth Belvedere Suburban, Studebaker Commander Conestoga and Willys Four Wheel Drive. This explanation of this picture came from the Studebaker Drivers Club Forum.

 

Those are great photos of some truly historic trucks.

1934-1936 REO Speedwagon



And a '37-38 Speed Delivery

 

This 3/4-ton Diamond T discontinued in '37 is even harder to find than the rare 1-ton Diamond T pickups.



And I wish I could find some photos like this of the Diamond T truck dealership in Salt Lake City where my pickup came from.

 

They were fun? to refuel you had to back and forth between the tip tanks so it wouldn't tip over - It would only go over until the tip tank hit the ground - it did do that

 

Camping 1952

 

Camping in Indiana



Kern River camping

 

Cook wagon for the Waldo Hills Threshing Company 1937

 

Indiana

 

Mt. Baker



Paxson Lake, Alaska



Pend Oreille, Idaho

 

Yosemite

 

That's why I love this place man! You guys are well versed in everything cool.. I have seen all kinds of vintage aircraft in the sky over the years, but no T-33's yet. It's on my list! This June we're going to go see a Me-262 fly up in Michigan. Here is another one I'd love to see..

 

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Another one I saw fly, an Avro Lancaster bomber. We heard that there was only one airworthy Lancaster in the world..Correct me if I'm wrong