Vintage shots from days gone by!

Thats one interesting Lincoln.

 

This is the Concannon Car Company "Flying Special" roadster. Driver Norm Hall tried to qualify this car for the 1961 Indy 500 but was unsuccessful. It was "too slow" at 141.861 mph. The nose of the #29 car, the Fullerton Special can be seen behind the standing men. That car also failed to qualify with Jim McWithey at the wheel.

 

Wow-Couple of real creepy gals here!

 

Rare shot of T-Head on vacation in New Orleans, back when he smoked.

 

Ostentatious radiator! I don't know what it is. Year or make? Knight maybe?

 

I'm flipped out, LowCat & Kool66. Any Zephyr nuts out there who
can say if this was a common config -- or something special for one
or two years???

 

Looks like Knotts Berry Farm? I think those gals are still there! I've touched there boobies as a child. (and as an adult) haha

 

Jimi-I suspect a one off for a elderly rich client.Notice one headrest and recliner.I searched 3 door Lincoln Zeypher and noticed a reference to Bohman&Schwartz doing handicapped vehicles.It may be a lead on this car.

 

contributing.....

 

Dad's truck, around 1959

 

Dad's first car.

 

Looks like my daughter's Saturn. I thought that was supposed to be a new idea?

 

In my teens I worked at an Enco Gas Station that gave "Double Blue Chip Stamps".

 

Czechoslovakian Tatra T87, many of the patents where "used" by Ferdinand Porsche in the design of the VW.

 

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1925 Renault Wine Transporter.......................

 

1936 Ford 10 Alpine