Motion Pictures Some interesting stuff here

I think this should be HAMB friendly.

http://www.tvraaca.org/oldmovies.htm#movie

 

It is.Thanx for bringing it back.

 

Yep: Its on here somewhere.

 

I've looked at this couple of times and can't get any of the videos to play. Don't know whats wrong.

 

Couldn't get it to start

 

Go to the right hand link column and click.

 

Go to the far right column and click on the camera to veiw.

 

I figured it probably was but I had never seen it here before so took a chance on posting it.

 

Clicked on the camera, got the screen, clicked on the red arrow and nothing.

 

the movie labelled "ad for 1960 Chrysler and Imperial show the 1960 300F doing the Flying and standing mile at Daytonas Beach, and the Chrysler proving grounds.. Hear that cross ram scream!

 

Had me wondering how he was going to fit that cow in the '35 Ford.

 

Thanks for the reply. Trying to watch them on a Macbook. Probably the problem.

 

X2 apple I pad. ( is that like saying 31ford 5window coupe

 

Cnat get them to open and play.samsung tablet

 

Try this link and the Body by Fisher 1950 movie, just worked for me.

http://www.tvraaca.org/oldmovies.htm

 

NFG here, tried 4 randoms

 

Hmm, I just watched another one. There is this at the top of the page: Maybe a popup blocker thing?

Sorry, movies won't play on many mobile devices due to OS restrictions. So enjoy the shows on a desktop computer. Some movies have pop up ads. It's not always possible to turn them off. Some will eventually disappear or dim. Don't let them distract you. Pause may be disabled too. Image quality and interruptions depend on your local bandwidth. To replay the movie, simply reload/refresh the page. Click on the tow truck to return here.

 

Just got this from another source and have looked at a couple. I looked at the visit to Bill Albright's Hudson Ranch and there are 2 parts. I was surprised to see my car featured when Bill talks about his custom Hudson.
This is the interview with Bill Albright who owned the Hudson Ranch. This is the guy from whom I purchased the doors and rear fenders to use on my 48 which started as a 4 door..
I met him in 2003 when I was in the USA and we were heading to Paso Robles for the WKC event. I was really surprised to see photos of my Hudson in Part 1 when he is discussing his custom Hudson.
Bill wasn’t strictly a “restorer” and would happily modify his Hudsons. He also had some other rare early Hudsons not shown in these clips.
When I met him in 2003 he was on dialysis and not well although he looks good here so I guess this was recorded earlier and not put on You Tube until 2010. He died in 2009.
A funny story related to me was when another Aussie Hudson guy met Bill and knew he was not well and when introduced to him he used the Aussie saying “I heard you were a little crook”(meaning being sick)
That took some explaining as Bill took offence at that not understanding what he meant and thought he was being accused of not being honest.