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The paint is a tribute to the custom painters of the 1950s. Walt Prey painted this Chevy in the early 1970s.
standin' a front my elementary school; taken in '99, with my BROOKLYN brother s of Pink Houses ... Steven Porrino & Terrell Quattlebaum {meh mis yuh}
Back in the day.
Chelsea, 8th avenue
9/2009 - Replaced this with a higher resolution scan of the original 35mm negative
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In celebration of the Royal Air Force - 100 years old on 1 Apr 18 - I give 'back in the day' the 'propeller-driven fighter aircraft'.
This is a scan of a 35mm photo of my oldest, Kristin, when she was about two years old. She's holding my shutter release. Circa 1985. (Yes, I'm an old fart.)
Jonah was Fountain Valley and skate with us on occassion. Here is at Paularino Elementary giving up a boned out nosebone. One of the most tweaked out airs I had ever seen.
1988
Back in the day, as this photo shows, that’s how I rolled: skateboard, short shorts, straw hat, and wristbands. Thanks Mom for bringing that to Thanksgiving from your archives.
That's in Long Beach, SOCAL, sometime in the 70s.
Grandpa Miller - This photo was not actually taken by me. This photo was discovered at a family reunion, I only took a picture of a picture.
This is a slide I scanned of my Dad and his brother with their cousins in the tan and brown shirts. My dad is the shortest of the two green & white cowboys shown here.
(circa 1956 - Levelland,Texas)
Striping a lowrider Corvair in 1967. The Chevy Corvair was surprisingly popular with lowriders in the '60s and '70s.
2 of the Red Cars, 500 and 501 are replicas built to the original plans of the 1909 version and the 3rd car 1058 a 1000-class is a fully restored 1907-vintage Pacific Electric car.
Down San Pedro way is the Pacific Electric Railway Trolley cars aka BIG Red Cars which operate on the Port of Los Angeles Waterfront Red Car Line that is 1.5 mile long. The trolley line connecting points are the San Pedros World Cruise Center , Fanfare at San Pedro Gateway , Ports O' Call, 6th Street and the LA Maritime Museum, Fisherman's Wharf and 22nd Street Landing, and a few other attractions along the waterfront. The line is using a former Pacific Electric right-of- way, with traditional 600-volt DC overhead trolley wire.
1952 was a Preston-Guild year, and a banner and some bunting can be seen across Fishergate in the old pic.
Better viewed in ''all sizes''.
Erik Andrews (aka Erik Storms) busting a huge airwalk at Paularino Elementery in Costa Mesa, CA 1988. The guy had big airs! Erik was fom Santa Ana, but he rolled with our crew.
1988