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Just a few more for this AM
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Cummins Diesel special on International flat bed
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the Hollywood sign in the 20's
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nice Corvette ad
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a very cold looking snow scene I don't know where.
Regarding the last photo location, I know where it is! It's...
... a place I don't want to be. It gives me a chilly reminder why I moved away from Detroit. Brrrrrrr!
That's a good one Marlowe! Any guesses as to where the 2nd pic is ? lol..
The house pictured in the Hollywood Hills was Busby Berkeley’s house my uncle lived/ pic
right down the street, our house was a few streets over in the Hollywood Hills. The street leading to the house (Busbys) is Beachwood Drive. Many of those houses are still there including ours.
The Corvette photo was taken around the corner from the Palace of Fine Arts.....I just took a photo from the same spot a few weeks ago
I'm gonna fall outta my chair if someone id's the 1st pic lol.
Paul, I don't think that photo was taken near the Palace of Fine Arts as the location...
... of that building is east of the Golden Gate. This photo is taken west of the Golden Gate. I'm thinking it was snapped near El Camino Del Mar at the western tip of The City. Yes? No?
You are correct Marlowe, I meant to say Palace of legion of honor museum .....I always get them mixed up. As you drive south through Sea Cliff you have that stretch through the golf course with great views of the Golden Gate Bridge and mouth of the Bay, then it makes an abrupt left turn and then you find yourself at the Palace of Legion of Honor.
We go by there all of the time on our way to Marin County. We take Geary west to the Great Highway (past the Cliff House) and then hug the coast south down to Half Moon Bay (about 40 minute drive)
Don't hurt yourself, I think that is the Indy 500 Speedway entrance/ Freddy Agabashian driver
The Corvette was also the Original 1952 Prototype not production.
Krebs 10 Minute Car Wash was in Detroit.
So Marlowe was right...it was Detroit!!
Plop..help I've fallen and refuse to get up..lol
Yup, David. It's the EX-122.
Yep, and on the way, stop at Louis' for breakfast!
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LINK...To read more about Clessie Cummins and his diesel powered Indy cars.....
To get each page big enough to read, first left click once on it and then left double click on the individual page.
Steve, use the 'clapper' and make the lights go on and off..someone may notice them :))