A bike gathering in Dessau, Germany last month...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/guzzidoug/RTW06/DSC01137.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/guzzidoug/RTW06/DSC01130.jpg

1902 Kerry from UK
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/guzzidoug/RTW06/DSC01133.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/guzzidoug/RTW06/DSC01134.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/guzzidoug/RTW06/DSC01135.jpg

This one was in a store front on old Rt.66 in Kingman,Az.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/AZII073.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/AZII072.jpg

I saw these in Peotone IL during a swapmeet.

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g261/dhinsch/RS20INDIANSATPEOTONE.jpg
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g261/dhinsch/RS20RedIndianPeotone.jpg

Dan

Wow! There must be quite a few Indian enthusiasts out there! I just haven't seen any wherever I've been or lived, I guess!

Awesome Indian indeed. :thumbup2

Beautiful bikes.

Thanks JT, that was what I expected to see in the 1st place.

Beautiful bikes.

A lurker surfaces? :D

Welcome aboard,an old thread but worth a revisit.;)

I'm kinda likin' This one right here....

http://images.buycostumes.com/mgen/merchandiser/21110.jpg

:eekIs She A Real Indian??????????????????????:joker:rofl:rofl

:eekIs She A Real Indian??????????????????????:joker:rofl:rofl

Doubt it but here's a couple that are.

http://www.modelhour.com/photos/kimberly-dawn-pic-image-content-29626F.jpg

http://www.modelhour.com/photos/jenna-barnhardt-pic-image-content-16787F.jpg

http://www.modelhour.com/photos/megan-brown-pic-image-content-7110F.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Sheila%201.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/2007-Cal-Cover-Mock-Up.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Evelyn%20Jones%202.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Nikiya-1289.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Keyah-1487.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Savanna-2665.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Ashley%20R%20Headshot2.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Ashley%20Teaser%202.jpg

You've been busy with your camera this week, Dean! :thumbup2

[QUOTE=Y2K;59925]Doubt it but here's a couple that are.

http://rezdog.com/images/Sheila%201.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/2007-Cal-Cover-Mock-Up.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Evelyn%20Jones%202.jpg

http://rezdog.com/images/Ashley%20R%20Headshot2.jpg

QUOTE]

OH YEAH, Now thats what I'm talking about!!:thumbup2:D

:eekIs She A Real Indian??????????????????????:joker:rofl:rofl

No, she is not.

Some Native American girls:

http://www.bluecorncomics.com/pics/imprint.jpg

http://www.loupiote.com/photos_m/2917214775-spiky-hair-mohawk-girl-z0b0t.jpg

http://www.lilytherese.com/Native_American_Girl_standing_in_trees_with_deer.j pg

Holy Sh*t
Over 1,800 reads of this thread and in only a couple of days.

You guys must really appreciate the beauty of Native American women.

You're assigning way too much nobility to the motives - try this:


You guys must really appreciate the beauty of ..... women.

You're assigning way too much nobility to the motives - try this:

White man speak with f*cked tongue. Or was it forked tongue?
Man don't do those backwards :rofl

My Great-Great Grandfather was Ojibwee (aka Chippewa) so as a person with Native American heritage, I'm just enjoying the moment.
Hell I'm like 12% N.A. and that doesn't even qualify me for minority status. :doh

Some of these guys probably got excited during those old Wendy's commercials;
"Svimwear"
NOW those were some babes

Sorry for being so sexiest to our lady members.
Speaking of our lady members...
How's it going RG?

Ok, I did a google search, and I was looking for a picture that was cute without being sleazy.

Is She a real full blooded Native American (I hate that term, if you were born here you are a native American) I don't have a clue.

Ok, Is this one better?

http://www.taospueblo.com/images/artists/pmichaels/pmichaels_3_lg.jpg

Gotta love labels. If you're born in Mumbai, India and become a US citizen, you're an Indian-American. If you're born in the US, you're a native American, just not a Native American. I worked with a guy who was born in Cape Town South Africa, became a US citizen and jokingly calls himself an African-American, even though he's white. I also get a kick out of reporters who call all people with black skin African Americans even when they're talking about Haitians or Europeans who happen to be black. :doh

How about this old ad.....

http://www.thepinupblog.com/files/indian_motorcycle_pinup_by_hardnox7.jpg

Not very old lol,that's a late mode power pulse 100 engine.:D

Not very old lol,that's a late model power pulse 100 Injun.:D

You're talking about the bike, right, Dean? :confused

You're talking about the bike, right, Dean? :confused


Well yeah and therefore the add is also not so old either.

Now this one is old.:D

http://www.worthpoint.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/indian-ad.jpg

This Indian looks pretty good.......
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Indian%20Motorcycles/Misc%20Indian%20Photos/DrMarksWifewithIndianCycle2.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Indian%20Motorcycles/Misc%20Indian%20Photos/DrMarksWifewithIndianCycle.jpg

Nice , my father was 17 then and road one in his younger days....That and the rails.

Nice , my father was 17 then and road one in his younger days....That and the rails.

My Dad left home at 13 years old and rode the rails,1924.
By '27 he was working the logging camps of the PAC NW where he was discovered by a scout for a boxing promoter,lots of fights in the camps.
Lots better money prize fighting than logging!
By '29 he had a New Harley JDH 74", fastest bike made in it's day,the famous Harley "two cam" and also had a new Cadillac.
About the same time he bought his little brother an Indian Scout.

Hey guys let's get back to reality shall we. I want the Indian sitting on the Indian. Geez there is such a thing as priority don't ya know. ;D

By '29 he had a New Harley JDH 74", fastest bike made in it's day,the famous Harley "two cam" and also had a new Cadillac.
About the same time he bought his little brother an Indian Scout.

Whatever happened to those bikes, Dean? Wouldn't be bad to own them today, right?

Hey guys let's get back to reality shall we. I want the Indian sitting on the Indian. Geez there is such a thing as priority don't ya know. ;D

Ok, if this is what you really want to see.....

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_IZWnQ907c0k/Sr7JdSsnu7I/AAAAAAAAJl4/7C4koYD0XQc/s400/M_Id_110308_jk_wrestling.jpg

Seems a bit Ghey to me, but who am I to judge.

Whatever happened to those bikes, Dean? Wouldn't be bad to own them today, right?

Boy howdy,My Uncle Claude died of Pneumonia at age 21 so I have no idea about the Scout.
Dad gave up bikes for airplanes after the depression,I'd imagine he sold the Harley about that time as he wasn't one for hanging onto stuff unfortunately.
He still liked big cars though,this was one of his Cadillacs with his first wife (not my Mom) posing.
My older Bros Mom on the Cad about a year before he was born.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/Mom32Cad.jpg

Boy howdy,My Uncle Claude died of Pneumonia at age 21 so I have no idea about the Scout.
Dad gave up bikes for airplanes after the depression,I'd imagine he sold the Harley about that time as he wasn't one for hanging onto stuff unfortunately.
He still liked big cars though,this was one of his Cadillacs with his first wife (not my Mom) posing.
My older Bros Mom on the Cad about a year before he was born.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/Mom32Cad.jpg

Interesting, you can see the V8 logo on the grill, and 1940 on the tag!

Interesting, you can see the V8 logo on the grill, and 1940 on the tag!


Here's another car from a few years earlier,they were married in 1936.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/MomOldcar.jpg

She was a pretty lady. No doubt that your Dad sure liked big cars! (For that matter so do I, my old gone but not forgotten Town Car that was stolen a few months back was one of my all time favorites.) I dig the suicide doors on the Caddy.

Nice photo, (of the Caddy), I also like Cadillacs. My first I bought from the famous Chef Julia Child in '75 I was only 21 yrs old. I thought it was a great deal for $3500 for a 2 yr old Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Brougham, still drive a Caddy today when not riding.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Cars/73_Fleetwood_60_Brouham.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Cars/73_Fleetwood_60_Special.jpg

Of course this calls for pretty Indian Photos
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Indian%20Motorcycles/Misc%20Indian%20Photos/DrMarksWifewithIndianCycle5.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Indian%20Motorcycles/Misc%20Indian%20Photos/DrMarksWifewithIndianCycle4.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/mjdart/Indian%20Motorcycles/Misc%20Indian%20Photos/IndiansmokinHarleys.jpg

Nice photo, (of the Caddy), I also like Cadillacs. My first I bought from the famous Chef Julia Child in '75 I was only 21 yrs old. I thought it was a great deal for $3500 for a 2 yr old Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Brougham, still drive a Caddy today when not riding.


Nice land yacht :D I've owned a '69 Coupe DeVille and an '84 Eldorado.

She was a pretty lady. No doubt that your Dad sure liked big cars! (For that matter so do I, my old gone but not forgotten Town Car that was stolen a few months back was one of my all time favorites.) I dig the suicide doors on the Caddy.

Yeah that sucked getting the Lincoln ripped,she was a sweet ride for sure.
Thought I'd post the last of the three pics my brother sent me.
The Cad I posted was a '32 ,wish I had that lol.
The other car I new from remembering Dad telling me that he had one after they got married was a Whippet made by Willys Overland,I looked around a bit and figure it's roughly about a '27-'29,they didn't change much for a few years.
This last pic is the Model T roadster pickup he borrowed to go on his honeymoon ,in '36 at the worst of the depression all he had was his Harley (sadly no pics) so he borrowed his friend Frank's pickup.
He got the Whippet shortly thereafter.

Dad is the injun breed on the right lol,he was 25 years old :D

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/Mom-Dad-Frank1936.jpg

......in '36 at the worst of the depression all he had was his Harley (sadly no pics) so he borrowed his friend Frank's pickup.
He got the Whippet shortly thereafter.

Dad is the injun breed on the right lol,he was 25 years old :D

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/Mom-Dad-Frank1936.jpg

Tough times, but tough people. Great pictures. I saw a quote just today that applies; "When the people we love become memories, those memories become treasures." Thanks Dean, for sharing your family treasures with us.

Tough times, but tough people. Great pictures. I saw a quote just today that applies; "When the people we love become memories, those memories become treasures." Thanks Dean, for sharing your family treasures with us.

True that,if I can find it I have a pic of my Mom with Dad's new '53 Buick Roadmaster convertible to post.

True that,if I can find it I have a pic of my Mom with Dad's new '53 Buick Roadmaster convertible to post.

A '53 Roadmaster drop top, huh? Keepin' up the big car tradition !!!

A '53 Roadmaster drop top, huh? Keepin' up the big car tradition !!!

Oh yeah,most definitely,the last big car he had was an Olds 98 4 door,1970 with a 455 V8.
Sold it in '73 when gas got "expensive" (lol 50cts gal.) and bought Mom a small car,he was semi retired and just drove his truck ( '72 GMC 3/4 ton 4X4 ) if he went anywhere from then on.
The same Jimmy I have stashed in a barn today awaiting resto .;)

Oh yeah,most definitely,the last big car he had was an Olds 98 4 door,1970 with a 455 V8.


My mom & dad had a new 1970 Olds 98 gold colored, Premium Gas and it was fast, I learned to drive in that car.

The same Jimmy I have stashed in a barn today awaiting resto .;)

Now that will be a project worth doing!

My mom & dad had a new 1970 Olds 98 gold colored, Premium Gas and it was fast, I learned to drive in that car.

Dad's was refrigerator white and yeah it was fast for a huge car,I got to drive it a few times when I was a high school-er.
I remember if you nailed it the front end would rise up so high you could barely see over the massive hood lol.

What a massive car,about an acre of hood heh heh.
http://www.oldcaronline.com/files/260818.jpg

Now that will be a project worth doing!

Yeah it was a great truck with a 350/4spd/205 t-case and 4:10 gears,I got it from Dad when he was getting to old to drive.
I put about 60,000 miles on it before the throwout bearing went bad and I parked it.
I got another truck and put it away knowing someday I'd restore it or have it done,she's got 198,000 miles and never been apart or rebuilt.
Dad bought it basically new,some local rancher bought it about a month before the new body style 1973s came out in late '72 and traded it right back in to get the new body style .
Dad snapped it up then sold his '68 Chevy.
He got it for a great deal and it wasn't even broken in yet,not a scratch on it and super low low miles.
He drove that truck from 1972-1988 and I've owned it ever since.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/y2keglide/woodhaul003.jpg

That's a beautiful body style, and has what I love, that today's Jimmys/Chevys don't have, and that's radiused wheel well openings instead of squared off.

That's a beautiful body style, and has what I love, that today's Jimmys/Chevys don't have, and that's radiused wheel well openings instead of squared off.

I've always liked the '67-'72 body style and felt the '72s were the last really well built truck GM made.
I like my '78 and it's a stout hauler but it was never as well built as the old '72.

I remember back when a jimmy was a heavy duty version of the chevy. now its just a different name plate. nice truck.

I remember back when a jimmy was a heavy duty version of the chevy. now its just a different name plate. nice truck.

Going way back to the '50's they were quite different.
I remember Dad had a '57 GMC panel truck that came factory with a Pontiac V-8 and 4 speed hydramatic trans.;)
Found this on the Pontiac/GMC,quite a thread! http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/1957-gmc-truck-24670.html

http://www.indianmotorcyclecommunity.com/forum/uploads/1247433564/med_gallery_1281_133_12906.jpg

You're just a little Indian girl,
Your braids are bright and full.
I'd call you Pocahontas,
but you look like Sitting Bull.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4040/4163627928_8ac09dbf5d.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2770/4163623858_b45e208c5d.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4038/4163627174_3186c9acae.jpg