Vintage shots from days gone by!

my first thought was slippery metal ramps could be exciting.

 

Maybe first new cars after WW2 ?

 

First two from Bainbridge (Georgia, not Washington) and the rest from Wheeling (Illinois, not West Virginia):



(So that's what a car is! )

 

Gary, my dad also owned a Chevron station in Santa Paula California. I can remember the first time I was charged for a road map. I pulled into a station in Davis California and asked if I could get a map of the Bay area. He said it would be .50 cents! I thought he was kidding. I think this was about 1968

 

Looks like the old North Shore Electro-liner somewhere between Chicago and Milwaukeee. Or? Gary

 

SW 2nd between Salmon and Taylor, Portland , OR

 

Check out the cars and the "REAL" Las Vegas:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=506027862933730

 

An unlikely rally car, this Chrysler is running in the Shell 4000 cross Canada rally:

 

A Rambler in the Shell 4000 rally.

 

Jaguar Mk. VII Winning the 1956 Monte Carlo Rally

 

Bill's Esso Old Hickory, Tn. 1956
Building is still there and used as a mechanic's shop.Looks the same.

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Have you ever wondered if your car was in one of these old photos? Wonder if that D-24 club coupe could be the one that now lives with me.

 

"A Hudson Hornet sits alongside the road after a tire change during the running of the La Carerra Panamericana Mexican Road Race in the early 1950s."

 

Maggie I love your pix. Do you know the whereabouts of this place? Looks like where 99 used to split.