[Greg Reid]

NIP IT! NIP IT! NIP IT!

[hada76]

[goatman65]

I think i posted Dons GTO before,but i finally found the pic of Roys Firebird. These pics are at a diner parking lot,1967.

[goatman65]

Me at 7 months old standing in my parents 55 Pontiac. 1962.

[goatman65]

my parents 64 Cat and 66 GTO about 1975-76.

[goatman65]

No wrong pic. This pic is about 1975-76. My sister on the left, my brother and me on the right.

[goatman65]

Okay this is the Cat and GTO.

[Steve Barcak]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

Thought this was a cool one. Never saw this kit before.

I checked my collection and I have it. Here are some pics.





I also have the '69 version too, was done in a similar way.

[Deadhead]

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Deadhead

LOL. Not that there's anything wrong with that...

I thought that given all that '[b]came out[/9]'about Knotts that this was one of the biggest mis-steps of all time in advertising.

It is actually a pretty cool looking Pkg. for that truck, which needed some styling help IMO.

yup, he and "Surprise, surprise, surprise" GOMER

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Steve Barcak

I checked my collection and I have it. Here are some pics.





I also have the '69 version too, was done in a similar way.

I'd like to see the 69 version...I prefer that front end treatment.

[Steve Barcak]

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Steve Barcak

Yeah - That's the ticket Thanks for posting it Steve!

[OVERULD]

Check out this link to photos of old service stations. Lots of great old cars.

http://hipspics.freewebspace.com/gas/gas.html

[Deadhead]

Found these today looking for something else. "Vintage" 1983. I had just brought the Bonneville home from Grandpa's in FL and was selling the 'Stang. That '69 was a cool car. Paid $1300. Sold it for $1500.

302 3 speed 4:11 rear. Cost me my license for a while. That thing could scoot off the line. Too bad state trooper doing paperwork in a church parking lot could hear it raging through the gears that night. "I heard you coming" he said.

He got me for 85. I was descending from 110 - at least that was the # I saw the needle dropping past when I picked up the blue light.

[GTOMazz]

My friends GTO 1978, still has it today the same way.

[Alvin]

Corpus Christi, Texas August 1942
Photo by Howard Lollem.

[Alvin]

Large size posted for viewing details of vehicles in vintage bone yard. Sorry if inconvenience for some.

Scrap and salvage depot. Butte, Montana, 1942. Photo by Russell Lee.

[Alvin]

More

Woman aircraft worker checking electrical assemblies. Vega Aircraft Corporation, Burbank California, 1942. Photo by David Bransby.

[Alvin]

Made from “little bits”…

This sheet of synthetic rubber coming off the rolling mill at the plant is now ready for drying. Synthetic rubber made by the “ameripol” process is derived from butadiene (a petroleum derivative). In this rolling mill the crumbs of rubber are squeezed dry of excess water and pressed together into the blanket show here. B.F.Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio, 1941. Photo by Alfred T. Palmer.