VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

1940 Chevy at Pico Peak, Rutland, Vermont, Feb. 23, 1948.

 

1938 Fiat 1500 convertible with coachwork by Pinin Farina.
The photo' description states, "It looks as if the car's frontal design has been heavily influenced by the Cord Model 810/812's "Coffin Nose". - Italy

 

I’m not sure even JFK can make it look good.

 

1960 Chrysler Imperial Custom 4-Door Hardtop

 

1958 Edsel Pacer in Belgium

 

I think this could be the Corvette that was entombed in the back room of a grocery for around 50 years. A brick room was built around it and there was one light bulb hanging over it so it could be viewed through a 12x12 window.

 

1958 Cadillac in Germany.

 

Here's the story about it: https://www.hemmings.com/stories/20...54-corvette-now-heads-to-auction#&gid=1&pid=5

 

I have yet to see anything or any body that could make a 61 Plymouth look good

 

Dave Logan in the Sim Clark midget.
Petaluma or Antioch

 

Hank Butcher in front, Jim ONeal in the middle, Pushing Jim Montgomery’s offy midget, Oakland indoorsOffie

 

The Sultan of swat.
George Herman "Babe" Ruth

 

A Volkswagen Käfer (Beetle) “Follow-Me Wagen” at Tempelhof Airport, Berlin, Germany - 1954

 

I’d be thinking that’s Annette! and there’s only one.

 

The deal of the day, though in 1967, no way Could I buy a $3800 hobby car or insure it. I looked at the 2021 corvette, 67K, still can't/won't buy a hobby car that expensive, life has come full circle for me, but some things have stayed the same. LOL

 

Annette was as good looking as MM without all the bad history. IMO.

 

What a great picture, Hope no one was in the first car!

 

Rocket Heaven!!!