Vintage shots from days gone by!

Ouch! Are we supposed to take this shot personally?
Things like this happen and the government wastes its money on Healthcare and Education!

Doc.

 

Regarding post #85382,
Thank you Swi66! Coincidentally the Gilmore Car Museum just put a Kaiser-Darrin roadster on display!

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Cedar Falls & Northern Railway, WCF&N, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trolley

 

Appears to be in Australia or NZ. Check out the soldier by the big tree.

I think that's the Kennedy car post-rebuild.

 

Charlie Chaplin studio then and now

 

It was Melbourne, Australia I am ashamed to say. October 1966 if my memory serves me correctly.

Scum.

regards,Rod

 

Awesome "three generations" photo.

 

Biggs, Oregon

 

Hey Guys... Denise Diplock is on the cover of CNN.com right now!

 

From Life with Father

 

http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/18/living/mom-retro-hair/index.html?hpt=hp_c3



Yep, picture number 6.

 

Depends on the years they were taken. Nixon and Ford were active politicians years before they became President. Bush wasn't active during our cutoff years.

 

I don't care if their within the cut-off year or not... you can take all the politicians and all the politician pictures and SHOVE-EM..!!!
I for one don't give a rats ass about Kennedy or any of the rest of them.

 

Santa Claus...I want this train for Christmas.

 

It's about time to pick up that royalty check from Mattel...

 

Awww----Comon now, tell us what you really think!

 

lol:d

 

boy Nixon could look awkward. looks a bit like ed sulllivan.

 

Australian's have always tried to "take the mickey" out of American politicians and probably the most brazen was in 2007 when "The Chaser" TV Show got a cast member dressed as Osama Bin Laden through two road blocks and within thirty feet of George Bush (the younger) before getting sprung - more hear.
http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Australian_TV_show_The_Chaser_breaches_APEC_security;_11_charged

 

The Western Pacific California Zephyr somewhere in the Sierra Nevada mountains, maybe the Feather River Canyon.

I actually rode that train through the Feather River Canyon on Christmas day 1959 or 60.

 

The LBJ incident was protest against the Vietnam war. Plenty of anti war types about then. Rent-a-crowd most likely.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but when that sort of action is taken as "protest", well I don't agree. I don't think it was a case of taking the "mickey" like those chaser types.

regards,Rod

 

Crystal Beach

 

Just when I think this thread is dead... you post this little gem. Keep 'em coming hotrd32.