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  1. fordwrench
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    I think they are 1946 WL's not WFL as that's what I was told by a Harley dealer but you guys may know better
     
  2. fordwrench
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    Here are some from my Fathers side of the family from the early 1900's to the 50's. I wish I could put a caption with each picture but I don't know how. That's some kind of Woody behind my mom and My dad's mom (my Grandmother)
     
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  3. fordwrench
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    Here is my GrandPa,my cousin Marsha and her two kids. I am the little tike on the lower right trying to figure out this new thing called show laces. Taken around 1957-58 in Pasadena.
     
  4. No, Lions Gate Bridge, Vancouver, B.C.
     
  5. Steven C
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    Thank you for your service..

    That Black sand still hasnt changed from my understanding.. Its has hard to go up today as it was then and in 1945
     
  6. scotts52
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    What is this truck? I know where one is and have been wondering.
     
  7. Novadude55
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    from CA

  8. TiredIronGRB
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    Mobile Command Center
     
  9. gnichols
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    That's what I would think... and / or the 6's traveling fox hole. Gary
     
  10. 4everblue
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    Old Bridge had some really great racing. The driver played a much bigger part on the short track. You HAD to cut a great light, you HAD to control wheelspin and you HAD to make a clean shift. There just wasn't any time to screw up and "horsepower" past anybody. When Englishtown ( 1/4 ) opened up, you could always tell the guys that ran Old Bridge.....they left first, usually by a car lenghth. :)
     
  11. Chris Garner
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    Interesting!!.
    Using the Bank of England inflation calculator £1 in 1931 is equivalent to £5.58 today.
    Thus, an old English penny in 1931 is now equivalent to 2.3 new pence today ( 3.6 $cents ) and so a packet of 20 would be 47 new pence ( 74 $cents) today.
    A packet of 20 today costs on average £6.13 here in the UK ($9.68)
    THAT's TAXATION FOR YOU.....and you have to light them yourself!!
     
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  12. 5w32
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    it's Lions Gate Bridge , Vancouver BC
     
  13. swi66
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    1930 Colorado Rocky Mountain national Park
     
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    1929 Colorado Rocky Mtn National Park Fall River Pass

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    1927 Colorado Rocky Mtn National Park Fall River Road, First Autobus

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    Colorado Eagle River Canon, Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
     
  15. swi66
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    1929 Los Angeles County, California Pacoima Dam

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    <TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=ipics-cell-0><CENTER></CENTER>
    </TD><TD id=isclmn class=isumv1_5-cell><FORM id=v4-26 class=vi-is1-s4 method=post name=v4-26 action=http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MakeBid&_trksid=p4340.l1356&item=260961808140&pt=Art_Photo_Images&fromPage=4340&fb=2><TABLE class=vi-is1 border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0><TBODY><TR><TD colSpan=4>1964 Chicago, Illinois O'Hare Airport Christmas Tree


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    1965 Bristol, CT Bernice Wyszynski & Car She Bought for 1395 Bananas

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    1963 Denver, CO Freemen Electronics Transistor Tape Recorder

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    1944 Actress Andrea King
     
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    1951 Chicago, IL Street Lamplighter
     
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    The D.o.D. ID card from Feb. 4, 1954, in Post #40,933 got me wondering, as I hadn't heard
    of Marilyn Monroe doing any stints for the USO. So, as so often happens on this thread,
    curiosity got the best of me, and I had to go look up the dope on it.:D It all makes perfect
    sense, too. Joe DiMaggio and MM were maried in January '54, and in February they com-
    bined an extended honeymoon with a business trip of Joe's in Japan. While there, Marilyn
    decided to pop over to Korea to perform for the troops who were maintaining what was
    then a very tenuous peace following the armistice at Panmunjom in mid-'53. These are
    just a tiny FRACTION of the pix that were taken from Feb. 14 - 19 of '54. (BTW, South
    Korea never did sign a peace accord, so a state of war still technically exists.:eek:)

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    Thanks to ClassicMarilynMonroe and Empire.


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    Stars serve mess for the troops in this USO photo. Marilyn Monroe can be spotted in the background
    beside a brunette whom I can't place. Foreground, Mickey Rooney clowns with another actor who, to
    me, resembles Jack Carson (?).

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    Rank DOES have its privileges, eh? One has to wonder if the medal
    is for in-theater service OR maybe a Purple Heart??? If you look at
    Marilyn's right thumb, you'll see where she gashed herself pretty badly
    while cutting cake for the GIs. Pic thanks to AVeryLushBudget.
     
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    Continuing with the Old Bridge Drags, here is a shot of the layout. Old Bridge was a 1/2 mile oval. The drags were run on the front stretch for 1/12 of a mile. You would pull across the starting line and back up close to the wall, then stage. The two guys standing by the line were there to hold standard shift cars from rolling through the lights.

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  22. jimi'shemi291
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    The D.o.D. ID card from Feb. 4, 1954, in Post #40,933 got me wondering, as I hadn't heard
    of Marilyn Monroe doing any stints for the USO. So, as so often happens on this thread,
    curiosity got the best of me, and I had to go look up the dope on it.:D It all makes perfect
    sense, too. Joe DiMaggio and MM were maried in January '54, and in February they com-
    bined an extended honeymoon with a business trip of Joe's in Japan. While there, Marilyn
    decided to pop over to Korea to perform for the troops who were maintaining what was
    then a very tenuous peace following the armistice at Panmunjom in mid-'53. These are
    just a tiny FRACTION of the pix that were taken from Feb. 14 - 19 of '54. (BTW, South
    Korea never did sign a peace accord, so a state of war still technically exists.:eek:)

    [​IMG]
    Thanks to ClassicMarilynMonroe and Empire.


    [​IMG]
    AllStarPix


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    Photo thanks to RokDrop.


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    Stars serve mess for the troops in this USO photo. Marilyn Monroe can be spotted
    in the background beside a brunette whom I can't place. Foreground, Mickey Rooney
    clowns with another actor who, to me, resembles Jack Carson (?).

    [​IMG]

    Rank DOES have its privileges, eh? One has to wonder if the medal
    is for in-theater service OR maybe a Purple Heart??? If you look at
    Marilyn's right thumb, you'll see where she gashed herself pretty
    badly while cutting cake for the GIs. Pic thanks to AVeryLushBudget.
     
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  24. empire
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    Great piece of history, thanks for looking that up..

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  25. indybigjohn
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    I have to agree with Bill. I didn't want one until they straightened it out, and didn't get one until the second generation body came along in 1965. From then on I loved those things.
     
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    Anita Page- c.1920s
     
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