Cool pictures! Post them here!

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even the 'cuda looks happy,

 

Nice [SIZE=+1]naranja's Gooz
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This is another angle of the crash...check out the service truck in the background!

 

Woops! cart before the horse....this is my dad and a friend shortly after the crash...anyone know what kind of car this was? the picture is circa 1946-1948.

 

Christmas parade for the armed forces in San Francisco 1949 shortly before dad was shipped off to Korea.

 

Dad, circa 1932

 

Mom and dad, 1958

 

My grandmother at the wheel in 1927 heading out on her cross country trip!



My aunt's new car!

 

Mom in Dad's Ford



Dad's new Ford in '58

 

couple old ads

 

Hey Dog, in post 6023, I think that shot is Cleveland's West Superior going down to the Flats. Facing west, looking at the Cuyahoga river and the old Power station. And post 6030 is on Superior (east) looking towards E. 12th. Looks like my old 65 Plymouth Belvedere sitting in front of the 322 Jct. sign

 

Did Olds ever make a woody?

 

From Pearl Harbor - a Deuce sedan that will live in infamy...

 

From my files - the 1957 Motorama SuperSport Corvette. Allegedly, the first model with fuel injection, pulled off the 1956 assembly line and put together by Duntov and Bill Mitchell. Note twin windscreens, pearl paint, ralley clipboard, magnetized, anodized aluminum cups and Impala flags on the console, aluminum floorboards, side scoops, and one-off tailights. Supposedly scrapped after the show, it was hidden away for years. Where is it now?

 

A friend of mine has a 56 Corvette factory road race car that had fuel injection on it before they put them on the production models.

 

As someone previously said, it's hard to take a bad shot on the salt....

 

Looks to me like somebody has it and is trying to restore it. Is that front end damage from the scrapyard or from an accident?

BB

 

These shots were taken over 10 years ago. I was sworn to secrecy about the location. The owner has since sold it. It was wrecked in Albuquerque many years ago. The then-owner bought it with another wrecked '57 to use as a parts car for the restore, but restored the parts car instead. I was told the Motorama was sold for a considerable sum to collectors in New York, but I've never seen it again. The Corvette Museum had no information or interest on this historic car. Go figure...

 

Yeah. They have no interest UNTIL they find it!

 

May have posted this one before

 

Vintage HAMB!-MIKE

 

Cool oldie!

 

Goldenrod - remember this one?

 

Munster Coach @ Stone Mountain, Georgia ... I got my daughter a ride in this one.

 

Cool dragster pics ... to me, these say it all.

 

Vintage shot of my uncle (I owe my hot rod obsession to him). He and his buds were obviously doin' alright with this "A" Bone drag coupe.

 

You know it's fun goin' through old photos ... I should have done this sooner. I hope everyone doesn't mind all the posts. Toby

 

MIND looking at cool old pics? We'll let you know when we get tired, it ain't gonna be soon! Thanks for posting them to everyone.