Duz Does It

Ryan

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Check this out... It's the Duz delivery truck parked outside the St. James Hotel in Washington D.C. sometime around 1925.

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Back when a spare tire was literally nothing more than a spare tire!
"Duz". See? Even ebonics ghetto-slang is traditional!
 
I remember Duz laundry detergent very well. It was around for a long time, along with other long gone brands. Anyone remember Sunbeam bread? I think it's still sold in some parts of the country. It had a cute litle girl on the wrapper taking a bite out of a slice. The runner up for the Little Miss Sunbeamcontest photo shoot lives across the street from me. She still has all her photos from the contest. There never was a Duz girl, but they had some snappy radio ads. We used to watch the radio a lot before the TV came around. I'll shut up now. :D
 
raprice said:
I never get tired of seeing old car photos. Thanks.
Rog
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it brings back the old memories,the time when you still have it and why the hell did we sell it. -that was the most unforgettable line said by my father.hahaha :D

i wonder if someone has this truck running until now. if yes how can they manage to keep it running and maintaining it. this old vintage truck are more jaw dropping to me than seeing a sports car.
anyway i found something which can be helpful to us if you are looking for truck parts
 
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Glenn Thoreson said:
I remember Duz laundry detergent very well. It was around for a long time, along with other long gone brands. Anyone remember Sunbeam bread? I think it's still sold in some parts of the country. It had a cute litle girl on the wrapper taking a bite out of a slice. The runner up for the Little Miss Sunbeamcontest photo shoot lives across the street from me. She still has all her photos from the contest. There never was a Duz girl, but they had some snappy radio ads. We used to watch the radio a lot before the TV came around. I'll shut up now. :D
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GLENN ...................
A lot of people won't catch the "watch the radio" statement. I can remember the visions, from watching the radio, much more vivid than the early TV shows.
MIKE :)
 
FL&WVMIKE said:
GLENN ...................
A lot of people won't catch the "watch the radio" statement. I can remember the visions, from watching the radio, much more vivid than the early TV shows.
MIKE :)
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It's funny you say that Mike, I thought the same thing, but I'll bet more people catch it than you imagine. I remember watching "The Shadow", "The Lone Ranger" and others.
 
Back in the 70's there was a station in Portland OR that carried a lot of "old time radio" shows. I watched a lot of them! :)
 
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