Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

[kurtruk]

(You just posted this one at #5705.)

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[JRoberts]

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[skyway]

Wow, is that an egg crate grill Packard

[BRUCESTUDE]

Spokane, WA. Burlington RR didn't come this far in the NW, so in yards of NP, GN, UP or Milwaukee Rd.:

[8E45E]

Spokane, WA. Burlington RR didn't come this far in the NW, so in yards of NP, GN, UP or Milwaukee Rd.

More Burlington RR photos: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...-RR-transport)

Craig

[fatboylust]

These two were taken in Yakima WA 1955, at the machine shop which used to be on the east end of Yakima Ave where the free-way overpass now stands. The unit in the truck is an ammonia compressor, which was used to refrigerate fruit storage warehouses in the valley until the early 60's when Freon began to take over. the woman in the door way is my grandmother.

[JRoberts]

The big sedan closest to camera is a 1928 Studebaker FA series President.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[billslark]

Spokane, WA. Burlington RR didn't come this far in the NW, so in yards of NP, GN, UP or Milwaukee Rd.:
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A load of 1961 Larks and Hawks destined for (I'm guessing) Madren Brothers Studebaker on North Market Street in downtown Hillyard (Northeast Spokane Washington).


Bill.

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[skyway]

Is #5757, the same lady that I thought wanted to slug the photographer in #5682?