Vintage picture thread

[Reg Evans]

Here I am checking out my first Pilot House in the late 70's.  It ran great ! Can't believe I traded it for a 40 Pontiac with a slight rod knock.

 

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[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

saw this while winning a bet with a co-worker that Stuckey's does exist:

 

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[John-T-53]

Came across this one today.... on the SF Chronicle web site:

 

http://blog.sfgate.com/thebigevent/2012/04/10/what-happened-to-the-hamms-brewery-sign/#4334-4

 

It would be very cool if they found and reinstalled the old Hamm's sign!

[Merle Coggins]

You folks park on the sidewalks out there?

[John-T-53]

Hey....in SF, anything goes! Now days, the SF MTA charges so much at the meter, a sidewalk spot might be less costly including the ticket. Crooks.

[Gizzardsniffer]

[IanDAustralia]

I found an interesting photo of a pilothouse that a famous Australian artist (Albert Namatjira) owned.

I saw a lot of Albert's paintings in Alice Springs (Central Australia) when I worked west of there, on oil & gas fields in the 1980's.

It looks like he is all loaded up to go out to the MacDonnel Ranges, where he did a lot of his landscapes.

 

Albert Namatjira (1902–1959), born Elea Namatjira, was a Western Aranda-speaking Aboriginal artist from the western MacDonnell Ranges in Australia. The most famous Aboriginal artist and one of Australia's most famous artists, he was one of the pioneers of contemporary Indigenous Australian art.

[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

found this'n while cruising the HAMB:

 

 

 

what's most interesting is that this '48-'50 has a Spring Special styled paint scheme, judging from the detail on the back of the cab below the filler neck

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[Don Coatney]

[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

saw these over on The HAMB:

 

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[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

saw this'n on the Flickr:

 

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[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

found these while surfing the internets:

 

 

 

 

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[JBNeal]

VINTAGEPIC:

saw this'n on The HAMB:

 

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[pflaming]

Dad's first car after the war. It was LUXURY: Heater under the seat, rear window wiper, backup lights, two tone color.  

 

 

Identify the black car: Make, model, year

(My dad, and his father and 2nd wife

 

[Don Coatney]

That would be a 1950 Crashler

[gramps1951]

_{my first truck paid 35.00 for it way too young to drive it I was about 12 or 13 drove it in the field out back when I was old enough to drive got a 68 firebird 400}

[gramps1951]

[JBNeal]

found this'n on the website of Old Jody's, a fine eatin' establishment:

 

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[rkldesign]

Found these on the Tacoma, WA library archives.  Route Vans under Job Rated jobs.....

[BigDaddyO]

Off the interweb I believe.

[Young Ed]

Found these on the Tacoma, WA library archives.  Route Vans under Job Rated jobs.....

 

In both of the big groups the farthest to the left appears to be an IHC truck. Also nice 49-50 plymouth wagons being used as haulers.

[ferdball]

FROM THIS TO THIS TO THIS>>>>> attached

 

Known this truk since I was probably 10 yrs old. Never would have dreamed I'd own him one day! 

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[HanksB3B]

What a Lucky Truck !  It's beautiful !

 

Hank 

[pflaming]

WOW, very nice looking truck. Would look great in a Christmas parade.

[rkldesign]

Parade that baby daily if you can! Don't hide it from the public.

 

Richard