[EDNY]

This site is a gem loaded with automotive history, click on the movie icon to view and enjoy:

Link:

http://www.tvraaca.org/oldmovies.htm#movie

[RCstang]

great clips, not the hair place, but the movie clips

[chopper526]

This is awesome, Ed! I have to stop watching or I won't get anything done today. "Driving in New York City" with Harold Lloyd and Babe Ruth is great.

[themoose]

Good stuff....Thanks Ed

[sixball]

Thanks Ed, I'll waste a day or two there. Here is one I didn't see on the list. Not a Chevy but you gotta' love it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq2jY1trxqg

[chopper526]

Sixball, most of our 4x4's aren't getting through that stuff.

[sixball]

And when we roll them over we don't drive them away often. Dodges had a great reputation for being tough. Even into the mid 60s every Mother Lode town  had a few 20s Dodges that showed up during deer season. The last one I remember seeing was tied bumper to bumper to a Jeep CJ with a Buick v6 and was pulling it backwards down the main street in Murpthy's California. A disagreement about the worthiness of the 20s Dodge as a back country cruiser ended in a contest between it and a new jeep. When they went by me the jeep was smoking two tires in vain. The discussion started and ended over a few beers at the bar in the Murphy's Hotel. That was before Yuppies took over the Mother Lode.

[62131]

I see now where the name Power Wagon came from.

[62131]

I just checked out this thread from the beginning and am I glad I did those are some great clips,

[sixball]

I'm still going through them. There are some great little time capsules there. 

[chopper526]

I'll be going through them for weeks!