Spot the Pro Car....

[Kevin Kocur]

...and have a nice trip down memory lane while you're at it.

Cool pics here. (http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/338226/page/1/fpart/54/vc/1)
-K

[Martyn Donaldson]

Awesome!!! I could spend days going through those pages! Amazing pics! Love the shots of GM's Aerotrain, the old dealership signs, old motorcycles... Something for everyone!

I remember that pic of the red '61 flower car being posted awhile ago... This image is much clearer. Looks to have started life as a '61 Eureka Flower Car, and received some interesting roof, backlite and body mods at some point in it's life.

Great stuff Kevin, Thanks for posting!

[Cary Livingston]

I also love threads like that one.......know what I'm gonna do when I pop back on later1 Thanks!:D

[Cary Livingston]

:eek: 78 pages of this cool stuff! Thanks again!

[Charles E Snyder, II]

It took me a while to get down to the flower car. I almost rolled right past it because of the color. Bright red just didn't register that it was a pro car at first.

I did see lots and lots of wagons in there. Lots of wagons that I would love to have right now, but are probably long gone.

[David Martin]

Ahhh The days of my yesteryears....Thanks for the memories :cool:

[Daniel Scully]

Bright red just didn't register that it was a pro car at first.

Some are :)

[Richard Vyse]

Simply the BEST!

Richard

[Bill Marcy]

I love these old photos! The more you look, the more you see. I often look at old photos and start to imagine things like, where are those people now?

[Charles E Snyder, II]

Dan,

I don't consider yours bright red. Yours is a nice deep red... almost burgandy. The red on the flower car is bright. The bright red might look good on a pro car if it were an ambulance.

[Paul Steinberg]

Dan,

I don't consider yours bright red. Yours is a nice deep red... almost burgandy. The red on the flower car is bright. The bright red might look good on a pro car if it were an ambulance.

Please excuse Dan, for he not know what he sees....... He is color blind... :D

[Martyn Donaldson]

Check out page 27 for another cool pro-car pic....!

[Martyn Donaldson]

Ambulance and Limousine fans check out page 32...

[Dave Simon]

too cool. great pics. There is an Aerotrain at the Museum of Transportation in Kirkwood MO, very neat looking in person.

[Richard Vyse]

...and have a nice trip down memory lane while you're at it.

Cool pics here. (http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/338226/page/1/fpart/54/vc/1)
-K

Check out page 24 and you'll see Zack's house and a lot full of Pro-Cars. Page 27 has a funeral procession in progress with flower cars.

Richard

[Richard Vyse]

More.
Page 3 funeral home and cars.

Richard

[John ED Renstrom]

sitting on 50 years of old slides from the SD beauty pageant. Dad took a lot of them. it is interesting to see those 50 60 cars all over the place.

[Cary Livingston]

Pg 32......look in the background :)
http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/Super%20Chevy/Family/b269.jpg

[Steve Lichtman]

Check out this one (http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/469.jpg)from that site.

And the answer to my question earlier about New York City ambulances here (http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/388.jpg).

Here's a neat New York airport Armbruster wagon (http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/398.jpg).

[Steve Lichtman]

One more, some nice Henney Packards (http://www.yenko.net/attachments/397766-Packards.jpg).

What a cool site! :cool:

[Kevin Kocur]

Wow--what's up with the rear quarter treatment (and conti kit) on the lead car? :eek:
-K

[John ED Renstrom]

I'm guessing the NY ambulance looks like a Springfield

[Steve Lichtman]

I'm guessing the NY ambulance looks like a SpringfieldYeah, it is, '65 - '67, though I can't see the grille.

[Richard Vyse]

The retro pictures posted have been amazing. I found several pictures where the people looked just like my mother-in-law and sister-in-law. Then there is the one of a 69 Mustang that was exactly like the one I had. This has been the coolest experience I can remember in a long time scrolling through these pictures. I have been saving quite a few and will print and create a photo album to display at car shows with my Lifeliner. People will love it.

Ricahrd

[Adam Borkat]

I follow this other site's thread religiously now, and if you haven't seen it lately, a couple more cool pictures were posted last week.

www.yenko.net (http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/338226/page/1/fpart/88/vc/1)

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/Stuff/222.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/Street%20Scene/a645.jpg

Adam

[Cary Livingston]

I also look at that thread almost daily.......heres one ya missed Adam :)
http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t114/dog427435/Street%20Scene/a533.jpg

[Adam Borkat]

I also look at that thread almost daily.......heres one ya missed Adam :)

I don't miss much, but at my age, I forget a lot of stuff! :D

[John ED Renstrom]

so what year chy fans. 59 60 or 62

[Paul Steinberg]

Cary's picture (black car) is a 1959. The one Adam posted is a 1960. Those were the "Forward Look" era cars, starting in 1959, and ending with the 1962 model year. The 1963 & 1964 Chrysler's are the orphan cars. In 1965, the introduced completely new models.

[John ED Renstrom]

all I knew was that it was not a 63. guessing on the 50 and 60 thanks I can get them labeled right.

[Martyn Donaldson]

Actually, the black one is a '60 and the 2-tone one is based on a '61 New Yorker.:)