Vintage shots from days gone by!

I thought this was previously posted as one of the pictures of Maria Grazia Buccella. Or am i only looking at the bottom half of the picture? (Eyes up here, buster!)

 

Looks like his Pecker is hanging out!

 

* RTTA Route 2 Timing association.

 

You are absolutely correct. I forgot about that. Should have known better...I was Navy!

 

Actually the Marines did not get to Tripoli, they got to a village south of Tripoli and thought it was Tripoli, and there were only 9 of them, other troops were local mercenaries.....See Michael Oren's "Power, Faith, and Fantasy."

( I was in the Navy too, but hauled a lot of Marines to war, have lots of respect for them, but....)

 

great building....its a shame no one knows what to do with it....

We were there the day after Easter this year for a Dyngus Day party...great old time Gin Mills around that place....good times

 

Main Street, Yorba Linda, 1961



Hasn't changed too much......

 

INDEED! The Pirate Coast,a book that I yam reading on that incursion as we speak....type?

 

This is the Majestic Theatre in Chillicothe, Ohio, the photo was taken in 1940.

 

Georgetown, SC in what is now the historical district. The Rice Museum and the Strand Theater are still there.

 

Yes, he was a big blowhard society politician to begin with but the Rough Rider campaign changed him. Get a copy of the DVD "Rough Riders" starring Tom Berenger, Sam Elliott and Gary Busey for a great movie and insight to this.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rough-Rider...d=100005&prg=8304&rk=2&rkt=4&sd=190952049410&

 

Such a work of art.

Still around today and looks like its finally being looked after once again!

 

It's a Willys Aero - the taillight and the four-lug wheels ID it.

 

This photo was taken in my town of Chillicothe, Ohio in February, 1940. This auto transport is driving west on East Main St. (also U.S. Rt. 50). The tall building at the left is currently a bank.

 

Thanks for that picture. I spent many years in that exact part of the terminal. Was Curtiss Truck Repair, this is in 1978 with my ,at that time, tow truck. Love that building!-MIKE

 

Bwahahaha!

 

I don't know the make of this car, but they must have been very well made. That's one hell of a trunk lid. Gary

 

That is the Central Terminal in Buffalo, NY.
Now empty as railroad travel is almost completely obsolete, there has been a lot of restoration going on, but it is a long and slow process.
http://buffalocentralterminal.org/

 

Rocketship 7 Buffalo NY with Dave Thomas (David Boreanaz's dad)

Erie County Jail, Buffalo, NY 40 Delaware Ave.

 

man...that is one terrible looking wreck...

 

Super rare car that, 1950 Aston Martin DB2 Drophead of which only 49 were built! Quite unique for the time, all aluminium body, multi tube chassis and a 2.6-liter, 6 cylinder, twin cam, twin carburetor, 105 horsepower Lagonda engine.

Doc.

 

How much do those Airstream trailers weigh? Looks big for that T-bird.

That DB2 shot is from Hitchcock's 'The Birds' as you probably know.

 

................and it's a convertible. They typically are heavier with a weaker frame.