Vintage shots from days gone by!

get a tombstone at Sears !!!



we have a Sears-Robuck house here in town. Up in the attic you can still see that all the rafters and other boards are numbered, so you could assemble it like building a model car kit...just follow the instructions...





THRILLING!

 

Wow, 'Zooma! From budget, catalogue tombstones to Frederick's of Hollywood! You cover the WHOLE spectrum!!! LOL

 

Thats right...you never know when you need some crotchless panties for your girlfriend and a tombstone for a cousin....it's a shopping jamboree !

 

flip the negative over, Bozo

 

Funny! That blue flag is to tell the Mustang driver that the Mini is preparing to pass him

 

Jethro and Gloria Loring, like to see more of Gloria

 

Was thinking Newport as well, but truly could be any of the sites mentioned, but I seem to recall that brick wall in Newport. As for the guys not looking... It was and still is a "target rich" environment.

 

these are adds out of HOT ROD magazine November 1969

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Now that's funny!!

 

here's some useless crap that we all need....

I need that beatnik kit...daddy-o



why be lonely?













deuce body...!!! $179 !!!!!

 

Mazooma, in the July '66 issue of Cavelier what is " renewable virginity"? On second thought maybe we don't want to know.

 

Sebring

 

Damn! Used to was, the real thing could be had for a twenty!
'Course they often came with undesirable side effects . Hate when that happened. . . Too funny!

 

Neon like we don't see any more...

 

Titusville, PA

 

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Jimi'shemi,

Yes.

This old photo I found this past week correlates well with the photo you posted a while back showing Gable posing with a 1937 Packard. I provided some comments about your picture in post #11450.

The poster in my photo claims the dispalyed car was Mr. Gable's. Boy does it look rough. Someone removed the sidemounts, but you can see the well in the fender behind the right front wheel. Certainly a diamond in the rough that someone must have restored by now.

I included both photos below.

Folks may know more to the story.

Vintageride

 

Ferrari's at Bonneville

 

Never mind. (in my best Emily Latella voice)

 

No sweat!

 

That's what makes the National Lampoon so funny. Their ads appear to be real, they are so well done.
I do remember some 40 years ago, that VW was not at all happy with the Lampoon....

 

MrFire, I'm sure you've seen The Goodies episode featuring the Rolf Harris safari park, nothing but Rolf Harris's.
I can't find it, but here's Jake The Peg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1htHgwD-Fso&feature=related

 

I apologize Mazooma, I had you figured all wrong,
seems to me you would go for the 'life size lovely mermaid' or 'the peeping tom pocket scope'..

 

He already has those???

For me, I want the "Cleopatra Instant Sex" spray.