Vintage shots from days gone by!

I think we need a class action lawsuite aganist the coon skin hat makers.My hair fell out also.

 

Sioux Falls, S. D. 1960 and yes it did have the "BIG" 80 horse 6.

 

TuckerFan48 is digging hard for EARLY letters, documents,
pix, etc., to finish a detailed research project on the Tucker cars.
He's PARTICULARLY looking for material from or directly
relating to original Tucker owners, their descendants --
PEOPLE material. So, letters, recollections, testimonials,
pix showing folks with Tucker cars, etc. I've been searching
all day for anything that might aid his cause. PLEASE HELP,
regulars and visitors on this thread!
Anyway, here is a known Tucker pic for everybody's entertainment.

 

Arlington Park Summer Ball

 

Pismo Dunes -early 60's and a Niagra FGB

 

Sidecars from Bathurst. Couldn,t think of anything scarier than that.

 

Hey Doug, Why Miracle Pies?

 

Portland OR waterfront looking north

 

Wow-Look at all those Steelcraft/Murray pedal planes cut up!

 

The "Miracle Pies", "if it's a good pie, it's a miracle" was on another panel in the mid-60's somewhere around SoCal, although I never saw it, just heard about it.
Also, someone had said that there was an old comedy movie (maybe WC Fields) that had the name of a fictitious motion picture studio in the film named..."Miracle Pictures, if it's a good picture it's a Miracle".
So we all thought that was pretty funny, so that's how it got it's name.
Bob Hines did the lettering in Gary Lorenzini's driveway in Temple City 1966.

This was in 1969, just outside of Newport Beach...me and the "Easter Bunny"

 

Mmmmm.... Carls Jr.

 

That thing is still (as of a few months ago), still there on I-35 close to Blackwell, Oklahoma over on the east side of the Interstate.

 

Genuine R Code.

Last I heard it was "living" in this collection http://www.bowdensown.com.au/private-events-and-tours

 

Sir Jack lives here on the Gold Coast. He still attends some of the local motoring events.

 

I was in Waukomis, going north on 81, Wednesday. My Mom graduated from there in 1933 having grown up on a farm about a mile west of the cemetery where her folks are buried. Dad graduated from Hayward in 1938. Sure didn't think I'd see that little town on here...

 

There probably is something scarier, but it doesn't come to mind right now.
Definately a case of large cojones and not much upstairs....

 

http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/showthread.php?5958-1937-Studebaker-German-staff-car

 

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3292/3100415853_d4e0893d65_z.jpg?zz=1

 

http://krisdedecker.typepad.com/.a/6a00e0099229e88833013484a5fe76970c-500wi

 

http://www.notechmagazine.com/page/2/

 

http://www.uijtenhaak.nl/gatso/gatso_kwik_pictures.html

 

http://www.uijtenhaak.nl/gatso/gatso_kwik_pictures.html

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/14884752@N03/2145359298

 

http://underthehood.oldcarsweekly.com/default,month,2010-05.aspx





http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/article/dads-desirable-drivers/

 

http://closeyoureyesandhopeforthebest.com/?p=63

 

http://home.comcast.net/~sarahdyoung/hudsondealerships.html

 

1956 Carroll Shelby