Mayhems Oldies

[Mayhem]

We'll start with some of my office goodies:

My Mobil station and some cars (one is an old AFX car):



My Diner with some really cool cars some guy on Ebay builds:



My S&H Green Stamp store with a couple cars:



Some of my antique Matchbox car collection (some date 1949):



Another view along with some Hot Wheels stuff:



Remember these Hot Wheels beauties? The Chrome package:



Some of my Tonka antiques and restorations:



This is just an old doodle drawing I did way back:



This is the old ZZ TOP Chevy. It used to be parked at a house in my hometown (Austin).



Old Chevelle at a local strip back in the 70's. It's still open today-Temple Academy Dragway (Little River):

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A Camaro, same track, same day:



Ditto:



Project in works, about 12 colors, named Rock Candy, won car shows after completion:



A Buddys 70 1/2 Camaro/454. Was red with black stripes, but on the 9th coat of pearl, it changed to pink with purple stripes. He left it like that:



An idiot friend back in the day, burning off an original set of Polyglas tires on his mint 70 Chevelle SS 454:

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If anyone can tell me how to capture 35mm slides, I would have hundreds of pics of my parents vacations in the late 40's/early 50's. All with cool street views and cars.

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Really bad picture of a bike, and what became my first car, a 65 Malibu, 283 & Powerglide:

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I used to be a Ford nut. This is from an old scrap book:

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Very nice collection!

[Mayhem]

Thank you. Just some of my other interests. When the weather is bad (or in Texas' case-too hot) activities move inside to easier to work on vehicles.

[CC Rider]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mayhem</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If anyone can tell me how to capture 35mm slides, I would have hundreds of pics of my parents vacations in the late 40's/early 50's. All with cool street views and cars. </div></div>

Try one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/FILM-35mm-Film...m/B001RUGOIY/2
This was the first thing that came up in my google search.

I'm thinking about getting one too, as I also have tons of slide pics from family vacations and other neat stuff.

Cool pics by the way. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

[Mayhem]

Here's a cool one: &quot;The new 57's are in!&quot;

Austin Texas October 1956-Capitol Chevrolet

(Texas Portal-Neal Douglass)

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<span style="font-weight: bold">HOT ROD Magazine - August 1970</span>