The Gurney Eagle.
Goodwood Revival, 2012.
What I did on my summer (early fall) vacation.
All photos taken September 15-16, 2012 at The Goodwood Revival in Chichester, England, with a circa 1960 Aires 35-V 35mm rangefinder camera.
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“LAST BOOK READ: How To Use A $20 Million Recording Studio To Produce The Sound Of Scratchy 78s by Blind Boy Strummer.”
Dave Edmunds, CREEM, November 1980.
[Courtesy of Jack Oblivian]
YEAAAAAAAH DAVE YOU TELL ‘EM.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6yvxyX69X1r7l7uao1_500.jpg)
Jan. 20, 1994: “Time Out From a Higher Calling,” read a title on this photograph alongside a story about a group of East Harlem nuns originally from France. Sister Marie Chantal, leaping, and Sister Marie Francesca worked out at the Tae Kwon Do Academy at 828 Ninth Avenue. “The fact that we know tae kwon do doesn’t change anything,” Mother Marie Martha, the group’s mother superior told David Gonzalez, the reporter. “It’s just a sport.” Photo: Jack Manning/The New York Times Photo: Jack Manning/The New York Times
NUNS ON THE RUN.
I’m not gonna lie, I’m more into that Marcos in the background than the BMW up front…
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1953 Moretti 750 Gran Sport Berlinetta by Michelotti
How cute. I’ll bet it’s a hoot to drive.
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This commercial was shot in my High School.
Meet Bob, the 81-year-old with the Polaroid camera.
Chapter 5 of Night Lives.
Video by Evelio Contreras
I like Bob. Bob seems like a character. He seems like good people. That hot dog place looks happenin’ too. I’d love a hot dog and one of Bob’s polaroids.
Lancia Stratos at the Rally Firestone (1974).
What’s the plural of Stratos? Stratii? Stratoses?
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Driving Down Broadway Ave, New York City, 1953 [getty images/petrified films]
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Alright.
I need two horrible mid-to-late-1970’s-looking jumpsuits or other clothing ensembles in the New York City/Westchester/Greenwich CT area by next weekend. One for me, (tall, lanky & awkward) and one for my dad (slightly shorter and pretty round).
Don’t ask why. Come through with the goods and I’ll post photos. I promise it’ll be good.
So does anyone know of any really stellar thrift stores or vintage shops that are gonna be cheap enough for a one-time joke buy? Either reply to this post or drop ‘em in the askhole. Thanks y’all.
