Vintage shots from days gone by!

I'd say that's Deadwood, South Dakota.

 

I believe you're correct.

 

West bound Pikes Peak Ave. (named for obvious reasons) at the intersection of Weber St. Colo. Spr. Co.

 

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This cracks me up. I wonder which place the motorcycle cop is in on his break?

 

Roxy Theater East 9th street in Cleveland, Oh . Years and years of fights with the city. Finally torn down for some bank building. The dancers were honest they couldn't hide anything. The bankers turned out to be the disreputable ones.

 

I drive by it all the time.

~Jason

 

My Buddy & I - 1962

 

Two pics of my Dad's '55 Caddy; Four pics of my late brother and his cars; my '39 and my Mom's '59; My parents with their '64 Wildcat (that was one fast machine!)

 

Looking west across Lake Washington with downtown Seattle over the hill and a little to the right. The hydroplane (Seafair) race course is over at left toward the far shore.

 

i pulled these of of an awesome album on flickr, take a look http://www.flickr.com/photos/daveglass/sets/

 

Some of the small number of pictures I have with my old cars. The '47 Dodge picture was taken in 1957. All of the rest were taken between 1959 and 1962. They were all taken at my parents house in Granada Hills, CA

 

I hope this car had good rear axle seals . Particularly the left one!

 

I have noticed they used to run the tires bald back then and today the police would go crazy with equipment violations,either the tires did not last very long or they ran the piss out of then as if I can read the plates correctly thhe GMC is only a year or so old and bald tires on the front.

 

If I'm not mistaken, this is Bill Ganahls shoebox. He's Pat Ganahls son, and works for Roy Brizio in San Fransico.

 

This is a very cool thread , could look at these pics over and over . Thanks everyone

 

Hey everybody! Watch this!

 

Train excursions to Portland Auto Show, 1930