Wagons in vintage Street scenes

Burlington International Airport

 

love the woody... great to see the cars when they were still nothing special..

 

Is that heat a S&W or a Colt ?

 

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Oh ya..........drove a few of those in the early part of my USAF career. 345 V8's with Holley carbs from the factory....those were the days!

 

That'd be Mattel's "Fanner 50" Colt Peacemaker. My buddy Kenny Thibeault and I each had one. I'm sure his will be found when the last place that's redeveloped at Paine Field Navy housing digs his up (his older brother buried it).

 

Back in the good ol days almost all kids played with toy guns and bee-bee guns.
I don't remember any of us going to jail for carrying a cap gun or knife to school. We even had metal lunch boxes which are now a dangerous weapon.
When will rocks become illegal?

 

Final score (as best as I can tell...) Station wagons 7; Minivans 2

 

I have it as SW's 8, MV's 2. With 1 that I can't decide on.

 

I'm seeing at least 11 wagons?

 

In May 2003, Dad and I went to Vegas for a Seabee reunion he was going to; that first night, the Moulin Rouge burned all the way to the ground, the brick walls the only things still standing. My understanding is that this had made national news, as the Moulin Rouge was the only place from when it was built to the late Sixties that allowed African-American singers and bands to perform in Vegas.
Luckily, it was closed and unoccupied when it burned.

 

1973 Ford Gran Torino Station Wagon by FordTorino73, on Flickr

 

California - South San Francisco Holiday Inn - 16 June 1971 by Ladycliff, on Flickr

 

Kowloon - 20 June 1971 by Ladycliff, on Flickr