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You forgot the flying Dodge pic and the closeup of Sergeant Bilko and Barney Fife. That movie came out in 1963 when I was 11 and it's the first one I remember seeing in a theater. For more info on one of the best comedies ever made check out this Wikipedia link.... Principal Cast: Spencer Tracy as Captain T.G. Culpeper Milton Berle as J. Russell Finch Sid Caesar as Melville Crump Buddy Hackett as "Benjy" Benjamin Ethel Merman as Mrs. Marcus Mickey Rooney as Ding Bell Dick Shawn as Sylvester Marcus Phil Silvers as Otto Meyer Terry-Thomas as Lt. Col. J. Algernon Hawthorne Jonathan Winters as Lennie Pike Edie Adams as Monica Crump Dorothy Provine as Emeline Marcus-Finch Supporting cast Eddie "Rochester" Anderson as a cab driver Jim Backus as airplane owner Tyler Fitzgerald Ben Blue as the vintage biplane pilot Joe E. Brown as the union official giving a speech at a construction site Alan Carney as a sergeant with the Santa Rosita Police Department Chick Chandler as a policeman outside Ray & Irwin's Garage [6] Barrie Chase as the dancing, bikini-clad paramour of Sylvester Marcus Lloyd Corrigan as the mayor of Santa Rosita William Demarest as Aloysius, Chief of the Santa Rosita Police Department Andy Devine as the sheriff of Crockett County, California Selma Diamond as Ginger Culpeper (voice)[6] Jimmy Durante as "Smiler" Grogan Peter Falk as a cab driver Norman Fell as primary detective at the "Smiler" Grogan accident site Paul Ford as Col. Wilberforce Stan Freberg as a deputy sheriff of Crockett County Louise Glenn as Billie Sue Culpeper (voice)[6] Leo Gorcey as the cab driver bringing Melville and Monica to the hardware store Sterling Holloway as the Santa Rosita Fire Department fireman Edward Everett Horton as Mr. Dinkler, owner of the hardware store Marvin Kaplan as service station co-owner Irwin Buster Keaton as Jimmy the Crook Don Knotts as the nervous motorist Charles Lane as the airport manager Mike Mazurki as the miner bringing medicine to his wife Charles McGraw as Lt. Mathews of the Santa Rosita Police Department Cliff Norton as reporter (scene deleted)[7] ZaSu Pitts as Gertie, the Santa Rosita Police Department Central Division's switchboard operator Carl Reiner as the Rancho Conejo airport tower controller Madlyn Rhue as secretary Schwartz of the Santa Rosita Police Department Roy Roberts as policeman outside Irwin & Ray's Garage Arnold Stang as service station co-owner Ray Nick Stewart as the migrant truck driver forced off the road The Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Joe DeRita) as Rancho Conejo Airport firemen Sammee Tong as a laundryman Jesse White as a Rancho Conejo air traffic controller Uncredited appearances Jack Benny as man on road[6][8] Paul Birch as a Patrolman[6] John Clarke as a Santa Rosita Police Department helicopter pilot[9] Stanley Clements as a reporter[6] Minta Durfee[10] Roy Engel[6] James Flavin as a crossroads patrolman (scene deleted from general release version) Nicholas Georgiade as detective at crash site[6] Stacy Harris as police radio voice unit F-7 (voice only), and as a detective outside of Mr. Dinkler's hardware store[citation needed] Don C. Harvey as helicopter observer[6] Allen Jenkins as a police officer[6] Robert Karnes as Sammy, a Crockett County deputy following the ambulance Tom Kennedy as traffic cop[6] Harry Lauter as radio operator[6] Ben Lessy as George the steward[6] Bobo Lewis as pilot's wife[6] Jerry Lewis as man driving over hat[6][8] Tyler McVey as a police radio voice (voice only) Barbara Pepper as waitress (scene deleted)[6] Eddie Ryder as tower radioman[6] Jean Sewell as wife of the migrant truck driver forced off the road[11] Bob Mazurki as miner's young son [12] Doodles Weaver as hardware store employee[6] Lennie Weinrib as a police radio voice, and as a fireman (voice only)[13] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_a_Mad,_Mad,_Mad,_Mad_World

The pics of Lucy and Ricky reminded me of their movie "The Long Long Trailer" so here's a clip of it when they're pulling the trailer up a steep mountain road....

I think you can rule this one out unless they have palm trees up there....

This is from an old thread on this site posted by "Grandpa" in 2008 which hopefully hasn't been added to this thread yet.... "Pictured is a 1933 Duesenberg Model J Judkins Berline, one of two made of this body type. This car was purchased new by Frank Yount at the 1933 Chicago Auto Show for his wife Pansy. She donated the car to a WWII scrap drive in the area of Lexington, KY. The car is pictured at the scarp yard with the tires removed for a more accurate weight. The J-xxx number of the car is not known. No identifiable parts of the car have been found. If any forum readers have information or other photos of this car, please post them. I will pass the information on the Duesenberg historian Randy Ema. If only I had a time machine. Grandpa"

Shouldn't the strap be a little closer to the front of the car? Or better yet, how about using two straps?

Check out this short video of a Covid checkpoint in the Philippines. How many bikers here would allow someone to give them a shower and shampoo while fully dressed and sitting on a motorcycle? https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=s9iGu_1597100378

I see a lot of driving videos but since the title says diving videos I thought I would post this one....

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3153655134721838

Funny sneeze prank video (contains profanity).... https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=k162E_1596795088

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2020/07/31/into-the-wild-bus-may-soon-find-a-new-home-at-the-university-of-alaskas-museum-of-the-north?refer=news&utm_source=edaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2020-08-07

Thanks for the info. My next question is what are the two square pieces in the headliner of the passenger compartment? Are they part of the intercom system?

Unless they are only driven a quarter of a mile at a time....

Why don't the front and rear seats match? Did it come from the factory like that? https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/cadillac/unspecified/2421330.html#&gid=1&pid=1

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/pontiac/fiero/2421342.html#&gid=1&pid=1

Churchill Downs is still around but I'll bet that Schnuckie unfortunately isn't....

I know a lot of you guys aren't into street rods but there are always thousands of old cars there that aren't street rods like stock prewar vehicles, lots of cars from the '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s, etc. The majority of it is outside in the parking lot so you don't have to worry about being packed into the middle of a large crowd indoors. Check it out if you get a chance.... https://nsra-usa.com

He sent me the same interior pics that Greg posted plus this sideways trunk pic....

How about contact information and location?

I called Roger and asked about the car. He's owned it for 30 years and said that the battery won't hold a charge. He said that the interior was redone and is the best part of the car. He said some college kids painted it a few years ago and it's still in decent condition. He just drives it around his small town and didn't know how it would do at 60 on the freeway. He's going to text me some pics tonight so I will post them here after my wife emails them back to me....

Please Call Roger 402-443-9256. Cool car!

In the background is that the back half of a Pinto wagon with the porthole windows?