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Harold Francis Bergan & friends
Sheri Johnson
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06/15/2014
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Photo of AncientFaces AncientFaces
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06/30/2014
Mr. Harold Bergan and friends posing on/in a great car. But what I love is the big running board - perfect for sitting on (or playing on)! I miss them!
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Photo of Jeanette Trumeau Jeanette Trumeau
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06/30/2014
We had a car from the twenties when I was a child in the fifties-LOVED it!!!!!
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Photo of Julie Hartley Julie Hartley
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06/30/2014
And these didn't have a bunch of computerized gadgets inside them either!
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Photo of Terry Collins Terry Collins
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06/30/2014
Neat photo
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Photo of Carol Christman Carol Christman
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06/30/2014
Love it!
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Photo of Sandra Mcdaniel Sandra Mcdaniel
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06/30/2014
I can remember people standing on them going down the road.
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Photo of Donna Gamble Donna Gamble
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06/30/2014
My father in law slid off of the road on a snowy night returning from his honeymoon. Two Amish boys pushed his car out and back onto the road. He tried to pay them but they wanted a ride on the floorboards as he went down the hill. Bob Miller
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Photo of Liliana Haydeé Sala Liliana Haydeé Sala
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06/30/2014
Very nice.
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Photo of Candy Doten Candy Doten
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06/30/2014
The running boards could hold the overflow of children that didn't fit in the car. Can't do this nowadays.
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Photo of Anne Graham-Oscard Anne Graham-Oscard
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06/30/2014
I would love to have a car with running boards. Gives it character!
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Photo of Lynne Kennedy Powell Lynne Kennedy Powell
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06/30/2014
They dont make em like that anymore, cars or people!
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Photo of Carolyn Hardie Oxford Carolyn Hardie Oxford
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06/30/2014
I always ran up the alley behind our house to meet my Daddy when he came home from work in the evening. I would jump on the runningboard and ride there all the way to our house. Daddy and I would talk the whole way. One day he traded that car in for a new one as a surprise for us. As usual, I ran to meet him, but there was no running board for me to jump on. Daddy opened the door and let me sit on his lap while I cried because the new car didn't have MY running board on it.
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Photo of Nan Susan Hart Nan Susan Hart
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06/30/2014
One could actually use them.
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Photo of Jo Harrell Jo Harrell
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06/30/2014
I love old cars! Wish I had the one we owned when I was a little girl on the farm in southern Kentucky!
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Photo of Susan Nelson Page Susan Nelson Page
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06/30/2014
Running boards could be dangerous, too. My X's late aunt lost her fiancé; he was standing on a running board and fell off, dying instantly.
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Photo of Maxine Province Maxine Province
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06/30/2014
My grandparents, Pet and Betty Canoy with their new car. I do not know the year, but it was taken in Simpson County, Mississippi.. Note that Grandpa has his foot propped up on the wide running board!
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Photo of Mike Jolin Mike Jolin
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06/30/2014
Going by the car, a Model-T with a chromed grill surround and balloon tires, on artillery wheels, I would guess around 1925, when you could finally get them in colours other than black. In 26 and 27, the outdated artillery wheels were replaced by the metal spoked wheels that came standard on the Model A.
Photo of Mardi Kettgen Mardi Kettgen
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06/30/2014
I agree! Need to bring back running boards!
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Photo of Bob Taylor Bob Taylor
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06/30/2014
Old vehicles have character...
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Photo of MaryAnn Stillman Davies MaryAnn Stillman Davies
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06/30/2014
My brother would on the running board while my mother drove him around on his paper route. He would wrap his arm around the frame and those the paper.
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Photo of MaryAnn Stillman Davies MaryAnn Stillman Davies
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06/30/2014
That should be throw paper. Auto correct got me again.
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Photo of Lynn Foster- Turner Lynn Foster- Turner
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06/30/2014
I remember running boards!
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Photo of Polly Hartney Polly Hartney
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06/30/2014
What make & model of car is this?
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Photo of Mike Jolin Mike Jolin
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06/30/2014
Hard to tell from the blurry shot, but, it looks a bit like a Studebaker.
Photo of Alan Richard Benn Alan Richard Benn
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06/30/2014
My car
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Photo of Dorothy White Rader Dorothy White Rader
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06/30/2014
I miss my 52 Plymouth!
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Photo of Sue Hammonds Swain Sue Hammonds Swain
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06/30/2014
Love these old cars
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Photo of Ulf-Peter Stüve Ulf-Peter Stüve
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06/30/2014
The car is looking good.
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Photo of Debbie Brown Debbie Brown
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06/30/2014
Lol I remember Mammaw would tell my sister and I if we didn't behave we would both have to ride out on the runningboard. Lol but the car we had didn't have one..
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Photo of Audrey Muller Audrey Muller
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06/30/2014
Love it.the jeep is the modern day model t.
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Photo of Raven Salos Raven Salos
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07/01/2014
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Photo of Tom Baker Tom Baker
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07/01/2014
Also perfect for jumping on and firing your tommy gun--if you happen to be Clyde Barrow or Dillinger! ;-)
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Photo of Jean Sharman Riggs Jean Sharman Riggs
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07/01/2014
Running boards sure miss them
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Photo of David Toyne David Toyne
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07/01/2014
Studebaker Light Six from 1923/24
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Photo of Alan Schmedeman Alan Schmedeman
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07/02/2014
I was gonna say Studebaker or Hupmobile
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Photo of Zoha Zaman Sandbugt Zoha Zaman Sandbugt
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07/06/2014
at times I wish I was born in early 19th or 18th century !
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Harold Francis Bergan c. Dec 31, 1899 - Nov 6, 1965 Los Angeles, California, United States
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