Vintage shots from days gone by!

bombshell

 

See post #85539...........lol

 

Owned by my 1st cousin, Maude Mundis, from 1939 until her death in 1948. As the executor of her estate it was operated by her father/my great uncle, O.W. Dickerson, until it's sale in 1952.

 

In mid-50's vernacular, a "boner" was a mistake.

 

Same intersection at different times and different angles in Rolla, Mo.

 

Bellows field 1940

 

Route 66...

 

like "Gay" used to mean "Happy"

 

I wanted to see this one with the color adjusted. great photo.

 

Service stations...

 

Isn't there a 16 year old kid in upstate New York that was on here with a similar looking car (except his was a Pontiac, as I recall)? I hope he sees this picture for some inspiration.

 

^This lovely lady has some loong arms!^

 

Hey I know those guys

 

Hey Southurn,
Welcome back from the Sin-Bin. I'm glad to hear it was just a short suspension. Fingers crossed you don't make the same mistake again (whatever it was).
Thanks for all your hard work and may it last for a long time.
Cheers.

 

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My old "Green Irene ...63 4 door Plymouth Belvedere slant six three on the tree
- with Lincoln Continental 6 way electric Leather front split Bucket seats
it was giiven to me in 1993 by my pastor Joyner Weems in Hayden Alabama for free
- I drove the tar out of it for about 6 years -

 

I have not viewed the following pages. Someone may have answered your question.
But, here's the scoop.....In general polite terms a "boner" is a mistake. As in "Bone headed". In other teerms, well, you know. But I'm sure that the serious answer is the context of this ad.

 

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The Roadside is a Silk City Diner in Wall Twp,NJ that sits on the same foundation where it was placed in 1932. All baking was done in the basement bakery.

 

Anybody else hungry??????

 

Well, ....... this picture proves that old Ford Coupe Fiberglass bodies have been around at least 56 years.

 

Zinn's, just off the Pa turnpike was a familiar stop driving home to philly from Williams grove. Great she fly pie!
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9426249&postcount=85568

 

Looks like the Twilight Zone episode "Will the Real Martian Stand Up"

 

Vultee V1-A flying over the Vultee plant in Downey, CA, around 1932


Vultee BT-13 trainers at the Downey plant



Vultee production line, Downey, CA

These photo from a site called "Abandoned and Little-Known Airfields," state by state, this link to the southern California site:
http://www.airfields-freeman.com/CA/Airfields_CA_LA_C.htm