Old cars and a bygone Era

[Gearz]

[Gearz]

[Gearz]

[Pat]

Great photos Commander!

[Gearz]

1960

[Gearz]

[JR]

Thanks GEARZ,
I would like to think I was one of those Cubbies on the trailer behind that Impala Convertible, but the tow car would have most like been a 1941 or so Ford.

RE the pics-I always wondered why I carried that little Instamatic camera on those flights with me-it gave my BN something to do other than calling out altitudes on those steep dives!
MY 1961 Roadster that was my ride to the squadron is still with me today!
More memories!
JR aka Dick

[Gearz]

Incredible photos. Thank you for your service!

[JR]

More of a 'LUCKY PUPPY' Craig that I didn't prang myself on the back end of the ship a few times.
Livin' a dream!
From a High School class of 43 to what I felt was the BIG time.
Never regretted it!
Dick


Going FEET DRY VN


Center Line and Center Ball


Want sum Gas?


Back Home


Me 1969

[Craig Richter]

Real American dream kinda stuff, JR. You're a lucky and accomplished guy. Our generation was fortunate, never to be seen again...

[JR]

COOL Phil,
I have college friends from our time in the early 50s at Western Mich living near me here in VA.
Aerial pics that I took from a RA3B in about 1962 of my home town of Lake Odessa.
Dick







1954 Ionia Free Fair-# 5 outside pole our 1940 Ford Stock car from the feature race


Where I grew up in LO.

[foamcar]

Dick
The Healey and Sport Fury started together in Ferndale, then Royal Oak where that pic was taken, then Berkley.

Phil

[Gearz]

[JR]

FOAMCAR,
It appears to be my home state of MI on those license Plates.
What town?
Dick

[foamcar]

My wife Plymouth Sport Fury and my 55 Healey when we got married