Cool pictures! Post them here!

I want it. Just like it is.

 

Westminster Boulevard in Orange County, California, 1939.

 

my cousin jim and his 32 picture was taken in 1954 West Bend Wi.

 

Ho Ho Ho - an M113 dressed up as a sleigh - that's me in the BDU's

 

Now this is an interesting bit of work...I like it.

 

Finally figured out how to scan pictures. Have been wanting to post some of these. Most are of my Dad and Grandfather. May do a new Thread entitled Vinatge family photo's. Enjoy.
This was my Gramp's old dumptruck.

Guess that's the truck befor esome vandals got ahold of it.

Supposedly, this was Dad's first vehicle. Him and Gramps, made it out of scrap (can you say "Rat Rod")

Maybe the little wagon was Dad's first vehicle? Who wouldn't kill for that 1925 Cadillac. Gramps got it from President of Cleveland Twist Drill Co.

Ole' R.F.T. always refered to this as his Dad's "Baby-Grand Chevy"
Recently came across that cast emblem. Says "Busby(Montana) Big horn country"

This Reo Hearse/Ambulance was used by the railroad gang during the building of downtown Cleveland's Terminal Tower and Railroad station.
also can be scene in Gramp's garage, in previous picture.

Nice Model T! Love the fur hat(probably from some animal he killed running around the streets) Note the whitewall tires and chains.

Last but not least is my favorite. Taken in Busby, Montana around turn of the century?? Gramps with all his cowboy/vaudville/hoodlums. Anyone have a time machine? This is where I wanna go!

 

50dodgeboy,

That was the photoshop that started it all for me. It was either Broman or The Frenz that did that for me. That was a pretty damn good job. I loved it.

Since that was done I have finally finished the chop and I like how it turned out.

Here is an up to date pic;




Thanks,




BloodyKnuckles

 

Here is a nice pick of my dads 31 model A, Sweden in the mid of 1940.




Lars

 

Looks bitchin'!! Though you need to find a better background for a good pic of this car...like a park or something. Very nice!

 

I agree.

How 'bout this one;



The cars a bit dirty in this one but oh well.





BloodyKnuckles

 

During the WW2 they used my dad’s model A in the local fire department, the men was standing on the running boards and a water pump hanging in the back of the car. Because of this my dad had tires to the car; during the war it was hard to get tires in Sweden.




Lars

 

Yeah, that's better...though I like the higher angle of the first image Regardless, and nice job; nice ride. You da' man!

 

I'm no photographer but I appreciate the compliment. Thank you.




BloodyKnuckles

 

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Hell yes! Cliff Inman's car and what looks like single-headlight stocker. Back in the day too.

 

Now that's a really good photograph. Lighting is excellent and composition is good. That '55 looks like it means business (as does the babe)!

 

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So it would seem that stuffed animals in the front seat really is how it was done.

 

Right at the top of my favorite '55s list! The Blair's/Lions gasser. I have two copies of that magazine. Someone make a poster of this!

 

Hey Junkie, what's the story here? Looks like a cool old hobby shop. I miss cool old hobby shops! Love the Aurora "Big Frankie" kits up on the top shelf!