D Dave Mellor NJ Well-known member Mar 26, 2025 #1 Swim, anyone? Attachments dive in.jpg 88 KB · Views: 664
updraught Well-known member Mar 27, 2025 #2 With an open car you can drive to the end of the pier and go fishing from it.
Keith True Well-known member Mar 27, 2025 #3 Kind of looks like an early 30 that was deluxified.Looks like an oval speedo.Can speculate a lot about that picture.Drove off the road? Forget to set the brake? Stolen and dumped? I just know I wouldn't have wanted to be in it.
Kind of looks like an early 30 that was deluxified.Looks like an oval speedo.Can speculate a lot about that picture.Drove off the road? Forget to set the brake? Stolen and dumped? I just know I wouldn't have wanted to be in it.
Joe K Well-known member Mar 29, 2025 #8 Dave Mellor NJ said: Stone guard Click to expand... It survived VERY well - proof that they work. Joe K
Dave Mellor NJ said: Stone guard Click to expand... It survived VERY well - proof that they work. Joe K
B Benson Well-known member Mar 30, 2025 #11 Dave Mellor NJ said: Stone guard Click to expand... Do you have any idea what year the photo was taken? Any notes with photo? I did not think they had stone guards many years ago.
Dave Mellor NJ said: Stone guard Click to expand... Do you have any idea what year the photo was taken? Any notes with photo? I did not think they had stone guards many years ago.
D Dave Mellor NJ Well-known member Mar 31, 2025 #12 I didn't see any info but i also wondered about when stone guards were available
Tom F OHIO Well-known member Mar 31, 2025 #13 According to my phone info they came out in the 1950's.
A Model A Member Mar 31, 2025 #14 June 18th, 1933 Auto accident, Whytecliffe Vancouver https://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/auto-accident-whytecliffe-3
June 18th, 1933 Auto accident, Whytecliffe Vancouver https://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/auto-accident-whytecliffe-3