Vintage shots from days gone by!
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Great old Pictures! Yes they Do fit.
goldfish65
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Thank you for reminding us of times that had spirit and when things weren't disposable.
When Woolworth's went under was when I felt an era had passed.
When Woolworth's went under was when I felt an era had passed.
Drache
1971 Dodge Dart Swinger
Digging through old family photos and figured I'd post any that had old vehicles:
These all feature my Uncle Abb (Grandpa's Brother)
Uncle Gordon (Grandpa's Brother):
My Grandfather's car after he rolled it. There were 6 people inside and my grandfather had the only injury, a broken elbow. The place the car crashed to this day is STILL called Jake's Elbow.
Unknown or Various Family:
Regarding Uncle Abb and the one picture of him and his Nascar (1977):
In the same newspaper as the above article, there is an article about how Vandals destroyed the Quesnel Drag strip and they never recovered from the loss and closed down forever that year.
1978:
Back in 1974, before the Nascar:
These all feature my Uncle Abb (Grandpa's Brother)
Uncle Gordon (Grandpa's Brother):
My Grandfather's car after he rolled it. There were 6 people inside and my grandfather had the only injury, a broken elbow. The place the car crashed to this day is STILL called Jake's Elbow.
Unknown or Various Family:
Regarding Uncle Abb and the one picture of him and his Nascar (1977):
In the same newspaper as the above article, there is an article about how Vandals destroyed the Quesnel Drag strip and they never recovered from the loss and closed down forever that year.
1978:
Back in 1974, before the Nascar:
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
Man those pictures make a person feel good!! Also makes me wish I had grown up in a more simple time, thanks
340_dart_power
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There are a number of these photos I'd like to be able to step into and go back to that time. Very cool post.
Oh yeah, they fit. They fit so well it made me late for work. :-D Keep 'em coming!!! Love the vintage pics.
some of the pictures look like about the time I was born, wow so that's what the city looked like back in the day, Picture #6 and the lady beside the Gray hound bus about 1958.
Thank you for some great stories and pictures Oldkid.
Thank you for some great stories and pictures Oldkid.
homecloned
Can't re Member
Very much into them.
Spend a few days checking these out.
http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=312145
Spend a few days checking these out.
http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=312145
trapster
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My grandfather's grocery store "KAY'S" 1940's
LXguy
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Whoah: Christine
Didn't think you could really buy those in red?
Didn't think you could really buy those in red?
HemiEd
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X2, they bring back a lot of pleasant memories. I would like to ask questions about several of them, though. Very interesting. How about that cage on the 333 car? Isn't it a 55 Ford? Is it running straight out of the exhaust manifold that was the old crossover the front type?
What is on top of that car that is on the bed of that truck? :toothy7:
Drache
1971 Dodge Dart Swinger
I don't know too much about my Uncle Gordon's car. Luckily he's the last one left alive of the 5 brothers so if I can get the chance I'll ask him about the car.
As for the car on the bed of the truck. On top was mounted a box to carry all your items in. When you went to town back in those days you'd generally have a car filled with people since you might only get into town once a month IF you're lucky. So items like groceries, tools, parts, etc would be in the trunk and up on the roof for the ride back.
Same as the roof baskets you can buy now except in those days you made your own out of what you had available.
HemiEd
Well-Known Member
That is a lot of fun, thanks for the link. I especially liked these two. One of a funeral home, where the dead people ride in a GM and the live ones ride in a Mopar.
I wonder who that is in front of Grand Spaulding Dodge promoting the Demon?
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
R.I.P. Buddy Holly :angel7:
Those are great!
I'm 64 years young and yes, those bring back a great time in history.
Some times I wish I could go back. Lot less stress back then.
I'm 64 years young and yes, those bring back a great time in history.
Some times I wish I could go back. Lot less stress back then.
ef8340
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awesome thread love the old pics keep it going,.......wish i had a scanner
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