1963 :
- The first one : red and white
- And another one : solid white
- The first one : red and white
- And another one : solid white
Indy 500 ambulances
- Thread starter Pascal Michels
- Start date
1964
Oldsmobile by Cotner Devington
And a Cadillac from Conkle :
Oldsmobile by Cotner Devington
And a Cadillac from Conkle :
1964 too
During the 1964 Indy tests :
During the 1964 Indy tests :
John ED Renstrom
PCS Member
there is a B not a D in that name. Bevington. keep them up a few pictures I have not seen in here.
1965
Mr. Michels,
Why not credit each of your posts? I'm sure the original photographer or current owner (and/or source) of the images would appreciate it.
Why not credit each of your posts? I'm sure the original photographer or current owner (and/or source) of the images would appreciate it.
credits
Most of those pictures are from the IUPUI University Library
http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/digitalscholarship/collections/IMS
Most of those pictures are from the IUPUI University Library
http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/digitalscholarship/collections/IMS
1966
1967
1968 : Cadillac and Buick
1969
pontiac
For the following picture, I need your help to identify the year of this Pontiac Bonneville at the Indy 500 :
For the following picture, I need your help to identify the year of this Pontiac Bonneville at the Indy 500 :
1968 Superior Pontiac
And what are the trucks in the background ? Ford or GM ?
Those trucks are Dodge, so the year is 1971
1970
Before 1971 and the Pontiac, there was this Conkle Cadillac in 1970 :
Another one in gold
And one in blue :
Before 1971 and the Pontiac, there was this Conkle Cadillac in 1970 :
Another one in gold
And one in blue :
Then the rest of 1971 :
1972
John ED Renstrom
PCS Member
that red and white low top coach is a 68 MM. be interesting to see how long they ran it before they swapped it out. but as you go threw it appears like every 5 years a new one shows up. but that first set of pictures this 68 is in the trucks are chevy 70's I would guess these are the same. the black and white with the combo in it. that one is a 70 MM. I would guess different days and different races or practice all have different cars on standby duty. you don't know if they considered it a pain in the back side or good money for little work. some people like the races some like the rodeos. it all makes for a long day with little action most of the time. that black and white one has the appearance of a 72 CB
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