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Old gas stations
How about another? This one is in Reedsville, West Virginia. The photo was taken in June 1935 by Walker Evans. I got the photo from Photogrammar.- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Old gas stations
A new discovery from the Lawrence O. "Hughie" Hughes Auto Racing Collection via the Northwest Vintage Speedsters. It appears to be a Chrysler agency, but hey, there are gas pumps...- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Appliances
Of course the obvious solution to the "no user-serviceable parts inside" aspect of a modern appliance is to buy a vintage appliance that was designed for serviceability. Hey, that would make an excellent thread! ;)- David Conwill
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Show us your vehicles
@Studebaker Driver show us your cars!- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Vintage Appliances
That home looks and sounds like paradise!- David Conwill
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Old gas stations
Avert your eyes, Dino fans, this 1939 Sinclair station on Shorpy doesn't have the popular brontosaurus mascot yet!- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Appliances
The car belongs to my buddy, Brian, out on Long Island. He's a member of the Barnstormers and was kind enough to let me take a turn behind the wheel at The Jalopy Showdown last year. It's a Ford Model A speedster built from a stockish chassis (still has mechanical brakes, but has a hopped-up...- David Conwill
- Post #213
- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Old gas stations
There was speculation (albeit pretty well reasoned) years ago in The Rodder's Journal that the 1959 redesign was the result of something like an internal coup at GM design. The thinking is that sometime in the summer of 1956, after the 1958 models had been finalized, some younger designers saw...- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Appliances
Very impressive, Studebaker Driver! Heritage cooking is really interesting. While I haven't contemplated getting a wood-burning stove, I have a real desire to expand my smoke roasting adventures from my gas grill to a full-fledged pit, or "stick smoking" as the barbecue community likes to call...- David Conwill
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Old gas stations
Your father and I are in agreement on this. Give me manual/mechanical everything.- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Show us your vehicles
I can't believe I've had my '62 Falcon for three years and never posted it here. It's for sale now so I can start the next project. I had planned on keeping and driving the '62 forever, but a change of careers and a change of location made it redundant, so I'm replacing it with a '60 Dodge...- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
Painted with a brush, you say? That sounds very much of the Era.- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
A little digression, but talk of early Nashes always reminds me of my great-aunt Harriet (b. 1913). She and my grandmother (b. 1915) were born exactly two years apart. Watching my own girls interact, I can imagine that they had a somewhat contentious relationship in their younger years. This is...- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
Shorpy says this is San Francisco's Phelan Mansion. I loved the horse-racing commentary. :D- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
My good friend Clayton Paddison says he believes it is a "1926 Nash 'Special Six' Model 236 Deluxe Rumble seat roadster."- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
Michigan-trained, actually. I just moved to Vermont a couple years ago. ;)- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
Looks like a circa 1925 Lincoln, to me.- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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eBay/scam "rep" for Johnson Leathers
That's an interesting and plausible conclusion. I simply assumed it was a hijacked account. I had someone go so far as to steal my Skype account once, so I imagine getting eBay vendor information would be a small coup.- David Conwill
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Old gas stations
Speedy Aunt Molly says to buy Texaco Sky Chief, even if your flivver only has 4:1 compression!- David Conwill
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- Forum: The Golden Era
