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Wow that was really cool, I was trying very hard to recognize a few very familiar locations around town in that fast moving video, since I did grow up not more than five miles from most of the scenes!
What I did spot many times, at least 10, was that light colored Studebaker Commander 4 dr. Sedan, I don't know the pre war models much, but it's about a '38 to '40 ish Commander and it seemed to be EVERYWHERE!
Someone must have done a great job converting the Film from probably 16mm home movie film to Video, as it was pretty clear.
I am sure that '52 Commander Police car was sold by the Dealer my Dad worked at; Frank H. Afton Co., Inglewood, CA.
A really GREAT, old in the Day Movie!
Thanks for posting that.
Last edited by StudeRich; 02-07-2011, 08:23 PM.StudeRich
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