Old photos part 2

Them again.

My dad.

Dad and grandmother.

They were downright scandalous. I love the first picture!!

I know!! Especially the lollipop!

Last for now. Grandfather and his BIL.

Well, I meant the one before that. But that one, too. Your grandparents look like they weren't afraid to have a good time. Hope they are still like that.

Unfortunately, they're both gone.

Fantastic shots Victor! Thanks for sharing.

Sadly gone, but not forgotten! They were movie stars! Great pics!

All the photos I have of my grandparents are stiff & posed---those photos are much nicer---shows them as more "real".

Thanks. Hopefully they're having fun once again.

I think they must be. Just look at them. How could they not? They are somewhere having martinis and waiting for us to join them at that cocktail party . . .

Great pics, Victor.

Thanks.

Here is great-grampa with his grandchildren. My dad is above his left shoulder.

Wow! Eight is Enough!

That is the coolest pic Victor! Look at all those smiles!

Thanks!

Yah. Your family looks like they really like to laugh.

part 3

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1067173/

I will scan some pix. If I remember right someone on this forum loves motorcycles. My day had 18 or so......................... I found the album the other day. Stay tuned.

My father was into Indian Motorcycles big time. He had 19 of them. I found some pictures the other day. I will do a few today but getting aggrevated scanning and tweeking them. I did not take these awful pictures! I did take some but cant find them. So here we go.

4 are in this pic. I will get into a few details individually.

I cant remember the years on these as the registrations went with the bikes as they were sold. I had to sell these after my dad passed away. This is an Indian Chief. It was called Rainbow and here it sits at the waterline on Daytona Beach.

All the Chiefs had what was called a suicide clutch.

As dad got into these he started riding with the Blue Knights. I belive it was retired police that did runs. The last one he took this bike and went from some place to Canada. He took this bike. They basically went from the mid 30's to very early 40's

I remember nothing about this one except when I sold it - it went to Canada.

This is an Indian Scout named Peanut Butter. It was sold to a guy on Cape Cod. There is some kind of an Indian Reservation or club down there. You see a brown Indian cycle down there - this is the one. (pic stinks)

edited: it looks better in the very 1st picture!

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Indian Chief nemed Blue Baby

A black Chief

Getting close to being done.

The whole stinking Row!

Now get ready

Pay attention

I will be done but you will see a part of History, and I am not joking.

He is a yellow Indian Chief sitting in Daytona Beach Florida. My father would go down every year and ride the motorcycles around. This one was sold I belive in 1985

This makes no sense, well it does to me. The bike was sold to Tom Cruise. If you watch the movie Days of Thunder. My father sold him the bike. Here is the Bill of Sale. It must of been his manager at the time. And it didnt go for no 12,000 pesco's. Or what ever that says.

Done :-)

Wow - classic bikes!

Very cool!

I enjoyed them also--and I haven't been on a bike since 19??--lets just say the Beatles were hot....Springstein was not--yet.

Wait till my hubby sees these pics, very cool!

nice stuff Sherrie!!!

Wow! What a nice collection he had. Too bad you had to sell them.