Vintage shots from days gone by!

Says they did a lotta their thinking with their small head.

 

Urn - 72160, the BRM, where/when is that?
thanks steven

 

Unmarked photo fnqvmuch.

 

Very rare 33 3-window Standard.Note only 1 horn painted,no cowl lights, and painted winshield frame.

 

If you can't say anything nice how about not saying anything at all, I'd really hate to see this thread locked down.

 

1905 - Freighter, Las Vegas to Beatty Nevada run - this was the forerunner of today's 18 wheeler Semi-trucks

 

Takes a licking, keeps on ticking?

 

Very well said.

 

If he was he probably would have been the only <S>real</S> genuine man she ever had.

 

Again, Very well said.

 

Vegas to Beatty was probably pretty rough and ugly.
But not likely as bad as the famed 20 mule teams out of Death Valley?
BTW, What exactly is "semi" about a truck (tractor-trailer)?

 

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/05/07/customizing-legend-dean-jeffries-dies/?refer=news
RIP Dean Jeffries

 

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Marianne Faithful, Mick Jagger's one time muse! The Mini is prabably a Radford conversion - very popular with celebrities. Van to the rear belong to Associate British Pathe - a cinema news company.
The three lads to the rear look familiar - a '60s pop group maybe?

 

Press photos 1958-62, Parsons Ks. area.

 

Who said Parsons never had a race track?

 

Brewster’s Last Chance: The 1934 Brewster came about as the result of the Brewster family, J.S. Inskip (the New York Rolls Royce distributor at the time) and Bob Gregorie, the designer of Edsel Ford’s 1934 Speedster, (acting as a representative for Mr. Ford) getting together. See another photo of the complete car and learn all about the long history of Brewster on The Old Motor.