History Sunday “Clean out” of some random historical “love note” photos

Found some random stuff. Moving to the archive and thought I would take the time to share

 

Part 2:

 

These are great, not sure I've seen that custom Corvette before.

 

Part 3:

 

Part 4

 

Part 5?

 

Part 6 (I’m fucking dumb these days with computers)

 

Wanna read a poem?

 

My favorite is the Kustom Vette,,,,it is really sharp .
The 57 T bird is cool too,,,but that Vette stands out .

I get distracted when I see too many duplicates and triplicates of photos,,,,,I usually click out when that happens,,,,sorry .

Tommy

 

Got one?

 

im sorry if I inconvenienced your precious time,,,,,,,,,,,, (TM)
I don’t know why that happened. Enjoy doubles

 

Cool pics .

I like poems , that’s a funny word , poems .

not po-ems , say it fast no syllables, just one quick poems

I dunno , cool . Speak your mind .

 

Thanks for all that! I'm in lust with that '58 green and gold Chevy.

 

Not to worry, we Love ya sharing when and where we could not be.

 

Germ , please eloquently share a poem


So much history in this post

 

Germ!

 

G=Great
E=Enigmatic
R=Rhyming
M=Material

 

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Germ, Thanks for the photos! You have went above and beyond.

Poem, please

 

Thank you kindly for sharing a walk down memory lane - did my heart and mind good and put a smile on me face

 

Loved them all. When chrome was thick and women were straight. Thanks!

 

Germ, here's the negative 'flipped'.

 

Germ, Thanks for sharing before they get archived!

 

Thanks for sharing............I dig that Vette'.......I also like the display of the landspeed streamliner and how that 'hide' the trailer.

 

i never cared for 58 chevies but that one could change my mind it is beautiful

 

Thanks for sharing, you have some real treasures there. That 58 Impala makes me drool. And the 59 ain’t bad either.

 

The first picture in your group is Jerry Anolik's T-bird with the Cadillac engine that he traded with Ted Leventhal to get.

 

Isn't that Clif Inman's Chrysler?!

**edit - confirmed - Clif told me that's a photo he hadn't seen before! And better yet, that's Joe Wilhelm himself standing back there. 1962.**

 

Great history, thanks for sharing....
So where are we on the poem?

 

The red El Camino caught my eye, as did the gal with a Roth shirt. Great batch of pics