Incredible Old Car Photos

Do yourself a big favor and check out theoldmotor.com They have some of the best old car photos on the web and it is updated daily.

 

Thank you for the link.

 

She is stunning. I spent a while looking at the cool pictures on that link. Thanks !!!.

 

Glad you like it, here is another cool photo I just found.....

 

Ha! I'm lovin' it......

 

Here is a cool photo I just found on The Old Motor.

 

Hey Fred and Dog.... You guys better go do a proper intro before ya get hounded by the other guys on here..

 

Brings a new meaning to the old school way are thy pumping exhaust out that hose??, no catalyatic convertors back then, love it

 

That's a great site, lots of old Indy-type cars. Love it.
Thanks Newbie

 

I have checking this site out and this is my new favorite, a 3393 cubic inch Duesey aircraft engine....Just incredible.

 

Awesome photo,we had one in Urbana illinois wich was thought to be the first one built......then i found out the first one was actually built in phoenix! But,ours was around for years before being torn down and now is a walgreens!

 

I found another photo I really like..... City Auto Sales….April 1958

 

That's a GREAT site......thanks.

 

Now this is a true Rat Rod!

 

Holy cow that's funny. Try that today, pump exhaust in the sewer and smash the rats as they run out with a shovel.

Wonder if that would work around here ?

 

thanks for sharing the link lots of cool photos.

 

The 1st Stanley Meston designed Golden Arches was indeed built in Pheonix AZ.
The 2nd in Downey and 3rd in Alhambra. The Mc D's Bros tore down their dad's old Aero-Drome and build theirs as well, in 1961 when they agreed to sell out to Ray Kroc (Krook), they decided to keep their original location on 14th and E ST. in San Berdo. Ray built another accross the street at 16th and E ST. to spite them.

The Mc D Corp attempted to do the same to the Downey location in the late 80's by building a eat in restaurant with a drive thru with in a eye shot of the Tallest Mc D sign in L.A.County. It didn't work, The original owners were offered a whole lot of money to sell out to the McD Corp and finally did in 1990 and when the lease was to run out we had the Northridge Earthquake, suddenly the place was borded up and
closed. It garnered much ink/interest and the Mc D Corp restored and openned it back up with a gift shop shapped like the Mc D Bros orig Aero Drome restaurant.

It still open today and sells all the usual fare.

 

Thanks for the link.

 

I heard that someone had posted about our site here on the H.A.M.B., glad you are enjoying it. Here is a neat photo, you can read the details here.

 

WOW!!! some great pictures there.

 

The big hammer school of marketing my new favorite.

 

I found this neat photo of all of these Chevys...Kinda neat on the 100th year.