Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

[kurtruk]

Love the Chrysler front-end hangover "resting" on the curb.

Besides the Hudson in the foreground, is that a Hudson convertible further down the curb????? Looks like it has the same front fender crease and insignia. The vent-window looks the same as the one in the forground, but more telling is when I enlarge it, it looks like it has that heavy windshield header they had from converting them from a regular closed car. How rare is that???

[JRoberts]

Love the Chrysler front-end hangover "resting" on the curb.

Besides the Hudson in the foreground, is that a Hudson convertible further down the curb????? Looks like it has the same front fender crease and insignia. The vent-window looks the same as the one in the forground, but more telling is when I enlarge it, it looks like it has that heavy windshield header they had from converting them from a regular closed car. How rare is that???

Yes, I agree that the car you are speaking of is a Hudson convertible.

[dictator27]

There is one more Studebaker in 2327.

Terry

[BRUCESTUDE]

In #2328; Besides my '64 Daytona (with power steering) I also own a '54 Hudson Wasp. When I park the Wasp, the park job ends up about as good as the Hudson in the foreground!

[JRoberts]

[aarrggh]

[Bob Andrews]

Berwyn Cermak Plaza 1957

[Bob Andrews]

Pottstown, PA

[Noxnabaker]

Oh picture #2335... so many cars I fancy: -50 Buick (favorite Buick-year for me!), two (2!) -55 Chrysler, -55 Dodge & even a "vacuum-cleaner-Dodge" -61...

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[BRUCESTUDE]

Seattle, Wa. East of Space Needle on Denny way at Aurora. (Still a mess here but with taller buildings)

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!




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