Vintage shots from days gone by!

check this thread out everyday,thanks everyone for sharing such great pics.

 

Abbys mom???

 

I don't get it the humor. That comment is a cheap shot to the less fortunate or should I say ones without fortunes.

 

Great pic. I didn't know that someone could bought a Simca Aronde Ranch in Vermont!!!!!

 

calm down, I wasn't "food stamps" anyway. it was the big government cheese giveaway.

 

It is a '52 Ford Mainline. Notice is has no clock in the hole.

 

[SIZE=+0]Former Duxbury Fire Chief George S. Butler in front of his 1961 Studebaker at the old fire station located in Hall's corner.[/SIZE]

 

1936 Studebaker firetruck

 

1933 Studebaker Fire Truck Photo Oakhurst New Jersey

 

Here's some "Vintage Shots" for the HAMB's aviation fans.

 

Some pics from Vancouver Island. 1961 or 1962. Either San Cobble Raceway or out in Shawnigan somewhere

 

The same Simca caught my eye, also another French little ca there, an end of 50's Renault Dauphine fifth in the line. I've heard they imported Renaults to US in the 50's, but didn't know that also Simcas were imported...

 

Thanks Great Pic. Ever Notice A Person That Owns A Nash Usually Has More Than One. Same With Hudsons Wonder Why?

 

A few more Vintage Vancouver.

 

Its funny what we remember as a kid! A lot of folks locally seem to remember him. A huge sign from there still hangs in one of the old warehouses on Water Street.



And some more Peoria stuff, here's a photo from the construction of I-74 through the heart of the city in 1958.

 

I grew up in Bloomington and recall Reddy Kilowatt from TV ads. We'd go to Peoria to window shop at Carson Pirie Scott. Fancy. When I-74 opened, my dad was thrilled to drive that far without stopping! Great posts.

 

Vancouver,BC.

 

Kentucky theater 1930s

 

A tourist and his car at the edge of the Grand Canyon, 1914 ​

 

Crowd awaiting election results in NYC, Nov 07 1944

 

Awesome pics mogger! That's why we come here. Thanks for sharing! The guy with the Model A gets the girls, but I'll take the deuce!

 

Pretty !

 

Marlon

 

You're a part of the vast majority. Deuce Daddy Don's "humor" is reserved for those of a bygone era, over the age of 80. Would be fun to see him grab the mic at a stand up comedy club and bomb for 30 minutes though.