Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[j.byrd]

Kurtruk, it ( post 6207 ) is colorized, and done by a lady named Patty at "Imbued With Hues". She is here, https://imbuedwithhues.wordpress.com/ and also on Facebook and does some spectacular work ! jb

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[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

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[8E45E]

It would be interesting to know what caused the damage on that '50 Champion convertible.

Craig

[62champ]

It would be interesting to know what caused the damage on that '50 Champion convertible.

Craig

Same here - with all the fire trucks in the background what happened to the Studebaker might just be collateral damage...whatever hit it was not very wide but it sure was heavy.

[qsanford]

Almost looks like something dropped on it.

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[j.byrd]

Here's one I found going through some old family photos yesterday. It is my Uncle David's 52 Commander (real dark blue and beautiful) he bought new and kept until he traded it in on a 56 Chrysler Imperial in late 55 or early 56.

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[BobPalma]

Lark wagon in the last of the three photos:

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2016/05/10/portland-oregon-1960s/?refer=news

Anybody care to hazard a guess as to the identity of the plain, odd little white car with the dark roof in the first picture, right "under" the sign hawking the cantaloupes? Offhand, it beats me. BP

[Commander Eddie]

Bob,
Is that an Avanti at the curb on the right side of the picture in the second photo?