Wild Root- where is the Bob's- what town? Here's a link to Southern California clubs and the cruise-ins and events too. http://www.socalcarculture.com/index.htm
Graverobber- Oh, the 63 is my all time fav Vette! Good luck with it!
Michaelson- A decent paint job or even rubbing out old...
I'm no expert for sure but here's a sizing chart that might help.
There's tons of hats on Ebay all the time. Be patient and when you find one you like make a maximum bid you'd pay.
well I found my 1st one in about 30+ years. Me and a buddy had fedoras when I was in my early 20s and it was just too odd back then. I found this one on Ebay and thought I'd give it a try before looking for something with a wider brim.
It's a circa 1939-45 Dunlap Triumph beaver felt and cost...
Jimmy Doolittle became reknown racing airplanes in the 1920s-30s. He led the first raid on Tokyo in 1942 and commanded Air Force units in North Africa, the Mediterranean and European theaters afterwards.
The Gee Bee racer of 1932
The Packard is totally original including headliner and upholstery except for the driver seating area. It has newer paint, chrome and radials but otherwise is the same as 1950 mechanically and cosmetically.
I have a '65 Nova that still needs restoring/rebuilding and I have a line on a 1930...
Hey Solid Citizen- You know what I saw yaers ago that I liked? OK hear me out. it was a Ted Turner colorized version of King Kong. Wait. It was well after they began doing it and the process was good. They really ened up with what looked like a period color film. The colors were soft and...
I would encourage everyone to scour used books stores for superb titles out of print. Some stores have huge war sections and prices are very low. Thrift stores have used books and occassionally you'll find a treasure in one.
Looks like there are some hard core combat aviation guys here!:cool:
Jake431- I wrote a very complete article on Hans Marseille who I consider the best shooter of any pilot and a facinating character. I'll send it to you or post it here if that's permitted. Lemme know.
These fighter...
My ranch house style dwelling in Southern California was built in the 1950s. I grew up in a brick house in St. Louis built in the late 20s.
Here's a pic
I'm looking forward to this movie. Back about 1971 I was involved with a tiny vintage theater that showed all sorts of classics and am proud to say I ran the original uncut version of King Kong for Merian C. Cooper and others instrumental in the film in 1933. It was cool!
As a writer of combat aviation pieces I'd like to call your attention to Dominic "Don" Gentile. He was only eccentric in that he truly lived to fly and fight like most of the gentlemen previously mentioned. With the 4th Fighter Group he teamed up with John Godfrey blazing their way across Germany.
Hi all- Here is my 1950 Packard which is my time machine to the past.
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