Interesting photos I have run across.

[keithb7]

This one makes me think of simpler, times. Everyone looks like they are really enjoying a rare convertible 1938 Plymouth. According to a book I have, 1900 convertibles were made for the 1938 production year.

 

Couple a young dudes with a pair of sweet ladies out for a cruise/date. Maybe a picnic. Maybe a few nips of a flask?

 

 

Edited July 22, 2020 by keithb7

[MackTheFinger]

The Barrow gang on the way to a bank robbery? ?

[plymouthcranbrook]

On 7/17/2020 at 12:51 AM, pflaming said:

If you did not like the one above, maybe this one will catch your fancy.

 

 

 

My “Fancy” took one look at that and ran screaming over the hill

[Plymouthy Adams]

is that the space shuttle sitting on the back of that thing.....?  what I like about this thing is     THANKFULLY SOMEONE ELSE OWNS IT.....

 

I don't think Clark Griswold would even drive that thing...

Edited July 23, 2020 by Plymouthy Adams

[T120]

6 hours ago, keithb7 said:

This one makes me think of simpler, times. Everyone looks like they are really enjoying a rare convertible 1938 Plymouth. According to a book I have, 1900 convertibles were made for the 1938 production year.

 

Couple a young dudes with a pair of sweet ladies out for a cruise/date. Maybe a picnic. Maybe a few nips of a flask?

 

 

Love the photo ,thank you for posting....

Edited July 23, 2020 by T120
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[Los_Control]

[RNR1957NYer]

3 minutes ago, Los_Control said:

Let me be the first to say:

 

I thought Chevies were "like a rock"....

[MackTheFinger]

Here's one I like.. Freemansburg, Pa, circa 1970

 

Edited July 25, 2020 by MackTheFinger
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[linus6948]

This made me smile and brought back some memories.

 

[pflaming]

I saw these today. Who knows what they were used for?  I hadn’t seen such for decades! 

[casper50]

Disking to smooth out the plow furrows and planting seeds.

Edited July 31, 2020 by casper50

[RobertKB]

Quite sure they are seeders. Very common once upon a time.

[T120]

Cruisin' The Landfill

 

[pflaming]

This is a grain drill, most likely wheat.. but unique because it first turned over the stubble of the last crop then planted the seed behind, both in one operation. 

Edited August 2, 2020 by pflaming

[T120]

                                                        1938 Plymouth

 

 

Edited August 2, 2020 by T120

[Plymouthy Adams]

careful, you give away this predator's location, he is carefully blended with the surrounding terrain in order to pounce and devour some lackluster Ford of Chevy...

[DJ194950]

Just might be some great parts left on that car.

 

The person taking the picture probably already saw that and now all gone! ?

 

Good field find however.

 

Thanks,

 

DJ

[pflaming]

A part of his collection.  I’m going to go see it all.

[Ulu]

nice barn too . . .

[Young Ed]

On 8/2/2020 at 11:22 PM, pflaming said:

A part of his collection.  I’m going to go see it all.

You can send me that junky one missing it's grill

[pflaming]

COD? 

[linus6948]

Entrepreneurship in a Covid Economy

 

[Plymouthy Adams]

OK  I can readily see the practicability of this building exercise....right down to the very contents on the shelves...

 

Clock...sitting with the dead the appointed hours to ensure the deceased is truly deceased

Picture......a constant reminder to the watcher as to who may be in the box.

The toy wagon and horse......well maybe this is there incase you have to babysit during your watch duty

The light.... for read of of books shown on lower shelf, two books, maybe you are a fast reader.

Flowers,......obvious as shown as floral spread on the coffin.

Placard.....for naming deceased...hopefully this is not engraved at this time and can be used for the bastard that aggravates you the most...

[T120]

Deluxe...All Options (Ca1885)

 

 

[pflaming]

That, my fellow members, is spectacular, note the fish in the sharks mouth. Nature as it is.