Coogan, you may not have known, married Betty Grable, flew gliders for the Air Force in WW2 in Burma, and was Uncle Fester.
As a child star, Coogan earned an estimated $3 to $4 million, but the money was taken by his mother, Lilian, and stepfather, Arthur Bernstein, for extravagances such as fur coats, diamonds, and cars. Coogan sued them in 1938 (aged 23), but after legal expenses, he only received $126,000 of the approximately $250,000 remaining. When Coogan fell on hard times, Charlie Chaplin gave him some financial support.
The legal battle brought attention to child actors and resulted in the state of California enacting the California Child Actor's Bill, sometimes known as the Coogan Bill or the Coogan Act. This requires that the child's employer set aside 15% of the child's earnings in a trust, and codifies such issues as schooling, work hours and time-off. Coogan's mother and stepfather claimed the child was having fun and thought he was playing. However, virtually every child star from Baby Peggy on has stated that they were keenly aware that what they were doing was work.
Coogan took up the cause of the Armenians, Greeks, and others made destitute during the horrors of the First World War, working along with Near East Relief. He toured across the United States and Europe in 1924 on a "Children's Crusade" as part of a fundraising drive, which ended up providing more than $1,000,000 in clothing, food, and other contributions (worth more than $13 million adjusted for 2010 dollars). Coogan was honored by officials in the US, Greece, and Rome, where he met with the Pope. info from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_CooganPhoto from
http://caughtatthecurb.blogspot.com/2011/04/movie-stars-and-their-cars.html#more
the above Land Rover advertisement is brilliant, go see the world and get your passport stamped
Who know Sammy had a Delorean?
The source of the above XJ220 Jag's tail lights? the below Rover... huh
Wow, rare Jeep FC 170 and Civil Defense with the old license plates!
these two were photographed at the Sonoma Marin Concours
all this variety is from just the only http://karakullake.blogspot.com/
Found at the Mendenhall Museum http://www.mendenhallmuseum.com/ and for a look around see Tere's post http://justacargal-s.blogspot.com/2011/05/mendenhalls-gas-up-bbq.html 
Coogan, you may not have known, married Betty Grable, flew gliders for the Air Force in WW2 in Burma, and was Uncle Fester.
Rita LaRoy from http://caughtatthecurb.blogspot.com/
Above, Miss America Teen Ager and the 1969 Dodge Charger 
That kid is probably riding a motorcycle right now
Wonder why they are loading that car from the 2nd floor to that delivery truck
Model T tool kit
Who? takes a bug on a deer hunting trip?
I'd like to know what's in the crate
The Nash with sleeper cab. I've seen one at a car cruise, it's not bad!
DeNiro, Taxi Driver, such an ironic sign over his arm
That is Ray Brock, but where is the steering wheel? If this were a right hand drive the speedometer would also be on the right. 
Michigan junkyard, 1968
