Not only are these some great photos of by-gone eras of steam
trains, they are of some really neat and exotic cars from when we were
young.

Heber City, Utah

2-8-0 #43 Nevada Northern, Ely , Nevada.NewHope & Ivyland atNew Hope
 Above & below:At King Road in Owosso , Michigan ,Pere Marquette 1225, a 2-8-4 Berkshire , pours it on with a freight from history next to a Ford Model A pickup recreating a scene from the good old days.
 Steaming down memory lane is Pere Marquette 1225 Owosso, Michigan Southern 2-8-0#610 at Rock Spring , Georgia ( Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum )
Heber City, Utah. Union Pacific 2-8-0 #618 and a 1953 Buick Super.
This has to be theclassic of classic photos. It defies time itself.
When I saw this photo, I was transported back to those wonderful days
when life was full of simple pleasures, back when we were satisfied
with less and happy to walk instead of ride. This is February 6, 2007
when timeand eternity intersect at this crossing. And to think that you
and I, and others, once had astage like this everyday for the greatest
performance ever. Oh what thegeneration oftodayhas missed. Great
Memories!
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CARS WE WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN
Harley Earl and the 1938 Buick.
1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt
1951 Buick LeSabre. What would you give for this car now?
1951 Chrysler K310
1953 Buick Wildcat
1954 Dodge Fire Arrow
1958 Lincoln Premiere
1955 Nash Rambler Cross Country Wagon
1956 Ford Sun-liner
1959 Chevrolet Brookwood Stationwagon
1951 Hudson Hornet
1959 Plymouth Fury
1958Mercury TurnpikeCruiser-
The
rear window on the 58 Merc Turnpike Cruiser could retract into the
body, giving the occupants flow-through ventilation. This car, like
most of its generation, didn't have air-conditioning, even as an
option.
1951 Studebaker Champion
1971 Buick Rivera Boat-tail
1958 EdselConvertible
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