Terrible Vintage Car Crashes Compilation (1920s-60s) - History Colorized

Step back in time with this stunning compilation of colorized historical photos, showcasing the evocative and sometimes shocking car wreckages and crashes of the 20th century. Immerse yourself in a visual journey that brings to life the dramatic moments frozen in black and white, now rejuvenated through careful colorization, bridging the temporal gap and allowing modern eyes to witness events in a relatable and vibrant way. Each image tells a tale of its own, reflecting the automotive design, safety standards, and driving practices of bygone eras, providing a thought-provoking glimpse into the evolution of our roadways and transportation norms.
Navigating through each frame, observe not only the physical aftermath of these historical vehicular incidents but also ponder upon the societal and technological contexts in which they occurred. These vividly colorized images serve as potent reminders of the progresses and changes in automotive safety, design, and engineering over the decades. While today's vehicles are designed with a myriad of safety features and crash-prevention technologies, this compilation provokes reflection on the journeys and advancements that have been made to reach our current standards. Witness the stark contrasts, feel the emotions, and drive through the poignant history of 20th-century motoring, uniquely brought to life in this visual exploration.

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  • @billiebobbienorton2556
    @billiebobbienorton25568 ай бұрын

    Condolences to the survivors......

  • @stanwest3529
    @stanwest35298 ай бұрын

    I think the bald tyres on some of the vehicles may have contributed to the accidents

  • @Jay_Speed
    @Jay_Speed8 ай бұрын

    Nice to see that bad drivers have always been there. 😅

  • @user-iv2tu4wq7t
    @user-iv2tu4wq7t8 ай бұрын

    Car in pool at :30. Wife: “ Honey, the car won’t start, I think there’s water in the carburetor!!” Husband: “Why do you think there’s water in the carburetor??” Wife: “ cuz the car is in the swimming pool!!!”

  • @peterruddick1952
    @peterruddick19528 ай бұрын

    Back to the future ? Pic labeled '40's with a '52 Plym and '53 Ford

  • @user-oe3zx7st5u

    @user-oe3zx7st5u

    8 ай бұрын

    Same at 8:40, captioned "1928" when there is a crashed 50s style hot rod and a 50s car in the background.

  • @genefogarty5395
    @genefogarty53958 ай бұрын

    I took pics of a lot of wrecks I came upon as a tow truck driver. When I was young I took quite a few I wish I hadn't. Fatalities were always a brag, now those people live in my head and I can never evict them. If I ever meet them on the other side, I'll apologize, profusely. No human should be immortalized in that way. I burned all those pics years ago and I'm still haunted.

  • @tamer1773
    @tamer17738 ай бұрын

    The colorizing is a bit off. There were no purple Packards, Plymouths or Chevies from the factory in the 40's and 50's unless they were customized and the cars shown weren't customized.

  • @richardrice8076
    @richardrice80768 ай бұрын

    0:12 odd piece here: called a sedamubalance. This stretched 4 door Chevy? Cadillac? has a removable door post to get the stretcher in and out. If you look thru the back side window you can see the stretcher. When not transporting patients it's used as a limo. Made from the late '40's thru the early '60's.0:28 WTH is that?2:19 the 1st amphicar?

  • @jimgriffin9924

    @jimgriffin9924

    8 ай бұрын

    It's a Buick. Badge on the hood shows it.

  • @richardrice8076

    @richardrice8076

    8 ай бұрын

    @jimgriffin9924 1st of all it's a sedanbulance. 2nd if it was a Buick it would have portholes. 3rd I was way off it's a '54 ish Chrysler. I dug around on Google to find out this info.

  • @jimgriffin9924

    @jimgriffin9924

    8 ай бұрын

    @@richardrice8076 You're right. Them hood badge in the image isn't all that clear, but it's similar to a Buick. The grille also looks like a Buick's. But on closer look the Buick badge would have been more square. Good spot on the portholes. Do you know when Buick started adding them? My uncle had a '56 Buick with the portholes. As I recall, it had 3 on each side, which mean tit was a 6 cylinder. 4 portholes indicated a V8

  • @richardrice8076

    @richardrice8076

    8 ай бұрын

    @jimgriffin9924 not exactly sure but I believe they go back to the '40's. Dammit I was right the 1st time😉.

  • @mrknotthall
    @mrknotthall7 ай бұрын

    I’m surprised so many cars were painted mauve or pink or purple back then.

  • @metalmagicrestoration3823
    @metalmagicrestoration38238 ай бұрын

    Step back from the colorizing… Nothing was accurate

  • @petergerritgroen3157
    @petergerritgroen31578 ай бұрын

    Mooie foto's , niet zeuren over kleuren. Ouwe wijven.