Vintage shots from days gone by!

Some more

 

Courtesy Of "Tail Winds" catalogue

 

Was the Gold Crown engine built by Mr. Olds ? Or did he buy them from another mfg ?

 

I thought I would add a picture of my dads bomber jacket from WWII. He flew out of England.

 

Gas ration permit



Item 9186 zoom Description

A gas permit of six gallons issued by C.R. Fogg on 7-30-45 to Earl M. Wood of Oxford County, Norway, Maine. It was void 9-30-45 to the 1932 Buick. Ration permits used during WWII allowed gas sales to be controlled.

 

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Drafted servicemen for World War II board a bus on Main Street in Norway as onlookers say their good-byes.

 

Item 9420 zoom Description

A folder covering for a World War II ration book issued to Jane A. Strout of Norway.

 

That is awesome, you should be proud

 

Item 9422 zoom Description

A mileage ration card for Leslie H. Flint of Norway.

The folder held stamps for gasoline, which was rationed during World War II.

 

So I guess thats Syd's car. I love that crazy bastard.

 

Now, this is a scene I can relate to in the early 80's! My uncle wanted my Dad to paint his 65 F100 so my turned all of us kids loose with sanding blocks! Somewhere I have pics of that day..my Dad was so proud and so was my Pepaw!

 

Woodstock

 

Thank god for your dad and men like him!

 

The movie on that marquee, "The African Queen" is a good movie and worth renting
The African Queen is the name of his boat.

 

That is a very cool jacket.

 

It's on it's way !,.....

 

4th of July on the U.P. ?

 

http://rolexblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/story-of-elvis-presleys-rolex-king.html

 

"Paul Farago had his own special bodies made up on Fiat 1100 chassis. Here he pauses to look at a Fiat Topolino Giardiniera at Watkins Glen in 1949."
Photo by Frank Shaffer.


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