Vintage shots from days gone by!

Jan Smithers and Dawn Wells..... whats not to like there.

 

Here's some more "Vintage Shots" from here in BC. Prince George.

 

Continued.....

 

I think they are Morris Minor wagons . They used wooden bodies . scrubba

 

Maybe Morris Y-types ?

 

Here's some more "Vintage Toronto".

 

That's one hellova leaf sucker.

 

Found it using google
Austin Woodie Station Wagon Assembly Line 1930s 8 x 10 Photograph
for sale on ebay, oops,


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Austin-Wood...ly-Line-1930s-8-x-10-Photograph-/111115101113

 

Here's some more from the Toronto archives.

 

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Nice shot of an early car trying to negotiate mud season.

 

Before anyone says anything about the modern pictures of antique cars, these came from a car show in the late 50's

 

Hershey in the 50's

 

Great sets of early and mid-1900's Toronto
pics! Thanks for posting them!' A question
- can anybody identify the make and year
of this crashed 'mystery car' car shown
partially hanging over the side of a bridge
in these 4 pics? I'll bet that besides the car
needing some major front end repairs,
the driver and any passengers needed a
complete set of new underwear after that
ride! Something about the car suggests
'Baker Electric' to me for some reason, but
I really have no idea and that's just a guess.

Mart3406
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What the hell happened here?

 

Go to any parking lot today and take a similar picture....you will not see such a wide variety of styles and color

 

Swi, quite a few of the last batch were from Hershey AACA show. You can see the stadium in the backround. The original show was held inside the stadium. I wonder if some of these cars still exist?

 

That car is a Detroit Electric....1907-08.

 

Thanks for all the Charleston WV pictures was born and raised there left when I was about 20. Great memories. Especially the gold dome first beer was had there and I was underage for WV 18 was the legal age.

 

From National Geographic site.


Mexicans moving a home along the river highway in Texas par Horve, on ipernity


Cod fishermen 1915 par Horve, on ipernity


Sabra Sports cars Israel 1965 par Horve, on ipernity

 

Lightening McQueen's Great Grand Father ---
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That's Lana Turner!

 

Before the bonfire! Man, that looks dangerous in so many ways. Gary

 

This is from the Salt Lake Telegram in 1927. My Diamond T would be used here 20 years later.