Vintage shots from days gone by!

not the doors album!!!(lol)

 

ok,I know...no cars but who doesn't have or had a couple SW's in the dash????
Wolcott&diversy.chicago

 

He looks like the ass

 

the Harlem Outdoor............

 

York U.S. 30 poster



again




Very Early Pomona




TV Tommy Ivo rig

 

Al Capone's house on Prairie Avenue, Chicago...it's still there.

Rob

 

Gene Lade's 1932 Ford

 

Not sure who these guys were, but a nice looking car.

 

The Blue Blazer fuel altered was built in 1964 or 65 by Roadmaster Jack Eskelson for Al Carter. Keith Drum bought the car from Carter after Al had won Bakersfield twice. Bob Hankins was the car’s original driver but found that he did not want to drive the car anymore. Larry Maladano took the Bob’s place in the seat. Drum needed to sell the car, and Bob Hankins bought it and returned to driving. Hankins won many races in Southern California, enjoying success from Irwindale to Orange County and getting known best numbers of 7.44 at 209. Bob drove the Molly painted Blue Blazer from 1968 until 1971, then left to race funny cars full time. There is a new version of the Blue Blazer out today with Bob’s son Brent doing the driving. (L&M Photo courtesy of Bob Plumer; information from Draglist files)

 

Cleveland

 

Cleveland's Little Italy

 

I would drive this!