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As a kid I recall my dad telling me about driving the Ahrens-Fox that 16 had and having to crane his neck to see around the vacuum ball on the front of the rig. What made it more interesting was the el pillars on the avenues.

324's house was specifically built for the 1939 World's Fair if I have my facts correct.

Very, very nice.

It gets more "interesting" by the day. I wonder if the attempts to force City retirees into Medicare Advantage will uncover just whose "in bed" with who on that deal?

Good question Kevin. Memories of the past linger yet on 125 street south of 18th Avenue. Lol

I didn't peek, '60 Chevy Impala with probably a 307 or 427 engine?

There was a 48xx box in that immediate area that 297 was 2nd due at back in the 60's. Can't remember the whole box number but it right around there. 130 as well.

Many years ago, Tropicana had an orange juice plant at the north end of 154 street. Used to see a gigantic freighter ship docked there every so often.

Rest In Peace Tony and may God Bless Your family.

And to think Jersey Governor Christie Whitman (sic) was going around telling everyone that the air was safe to breathe. Ponderous, just ponderous.

Today we remember all those who have made the Supreme Sacrifice, all who still suffer from illness and injuries from that day and later on. We remember and thank to this day the medical institutions and personnel who have, and still are, there for us. God Bless everyone one aforementioned here...

Yes indeed, everything is on the level and above board, if you're standing sideways on a hill beneath water.

If more Judges and/or Arbitrators would not entertain this behavior perhaps we can bring justice back to this Country. JMHO

Ya Think? lol

In that area it's pack your lunch for a long ride to some boxes.

WMCA 570 "Home Of The Good Guys"

Queens Dispatcher did a fantastic job handling all that radio traffic. Kudos!!

Next door to the 7-11 which in bygone years was a Shell gas station. On the other side of the fire building was once Di Benedetto Dodge dealership which after they moved to Bayside, became a bowling alley in the early 60's.

Rest In Peace Sir.

My dad had a small piece of the plane's engine that he kept in his dresser drawer. When he passed I asked my mother where was the piece? Her response, "Oh I threw that junk out." Nice work Ma.