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 ****ons.

 

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 gl***es! 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 emb***y 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