Vintage shots from days gone by!

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Looks like they gonna mess it up bad

 

Looks just like Victoria's Secret, built just last year. You guys are really pushing the buttons.

 

In the days before OSHA. How long do you think a painter would last when the only protection he had was a rag under his nose to breath through.

 

wow, I need new glasses! sorry 'bout the new post, it was unintentional and is gone. Eye appointment next week for me

 

No biggie Ron, I had to look twice. I love the car, it's been in every magazine I pick up lately. The trick pic was done very well.

 

Would someone tell me how I'm reading this post when I only am on page 4434. I have read posts previously that referred to postings that were on pages further ahead of where I was and often wondered.
Thanks
Jay

 

what a wonderful shot, can anybody shine a light on this license plate? don't have a clue...

 

Here in the Netherlands CD on a plate stands for Corps Diplomatique.

For a moment I thought it was the car in which our late Prins Bernhard had a big accident. But his plate would have started with AA (this combination is for the Royal family)

And the shape of the doors and doorwindows is not the same...

 

I thought of a diplomatic plate, but they are normally stand alone, with the car having a separate normal number plate. A friend of mine has an an old ex embassy car with it's CD plate still fitted.

That one above is really bent. Ouch! I googled it, there are a few other pics out there.

I wonder if the squared off windows indicate a convertible sedan rather than a cabriolet?? More googling called for!

Mart.

 

Car in the first photo is a '38 deluxe. Crashed car is a '37.

 

Oakland Ca.

 

Ahh The Good Ol Days - Basic Training for a Firefighter was "Put the wet stuff on the red stuff" - Those rubber rain coats would melt if you got too close