Vintage shots from days gone by!

Judy Garland dancing with boxer Sugar Ray Robinson, May 1951

 

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hmmm, I wonder where I first saw this photo??

Dog where are you...
hell of a thread you started dude

 

Wow, were people unaware of camel-toe back then?

Or did they just not care?

 

Yeah but today somebody would 911 and the SAWT would be all over the wee fella!

 

Notice the little English Ford Anglia!

 

Wow, another English Ford, a Mk2 Zephyr, how common were they in the US?

 

Right on, Jim. Earl wasn't a real car guy but a merchandiser and promoter. Frank was, of course, the hands-on car guy, par exellence.

But speaking of Earl "Madman" Muntz, VERY interesting and funny guy! Makes for a great read, how he made and lost several fortunes, plus the gorgeous dames.

 

Great pic, Empire! Our HAMB friend in Cleveland, HJManiac, sent the following, and the timing
couldn't be better! Too good not to share! Please do yourself a favor and don't miss it. Even
better than the old "Jimmy Jet" commercial from '62/'63!
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What a BLAST from the past! From the not-so-long-ago days when it was still FUN to be a kid!
(Try taking THIS to school nowadays for Show&Tell and get 20-to-Life!)

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Subject: Mattel "Tommy Burst" TV commercial, very early 1960s!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=aMqd5EQXD-g&feature=endscreen






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1955 Cadillac Westchester
A 14-inch television, a <nobr></nobr>telephone tape recorder, and Korina gold wood paneling were among the unusual features of the 1955 Cadillac Westchester show car. Its fate is unknown.&#8221;

 

My uncle ran 10.66 at Det Dragway in 1960 with a 225 slant 6. He was a Chrysler enginere.