Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[BobPalma]

Are you the one in the middle, Dave? BP

[Studedude]

Are you the one in the middle, Dave? BP

Havin' fun!

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[Noxnabaker]

Any info or thoughts about #6651?

[JRoberts]

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[Studebaker Wheel]

#6641 (1940 Champ Coupe) Even looks like me....in my younger days. Had one identical (W/O the custom work) in 1965-66.

[JRoberts]

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[kurtruk]

I'm going to call this a modern movie shoot. Besides the barricade warning about no stopping, all the signage on the shops is too modern for mid-50s. And the big giveaway: A very recent California license plate on the Stude. Plus modern-style parking meters.

[JRoberts]

[BobPalma]

I'm going to call this a modern movie shoot. Besides the barricade warning about no stopping, all the signage on the shops is too modern for mid-50s. And the big giveaway: A very recent California license plate on the Stude. Plus modern-style parking meters.

Absolutely, Kurt. Additional clues are the whitewall width on the 1954 Chevrolet, and the Harley-Davidson motorcycle being of recent vintage. Also, the two businesses at the far end, park & pond and Papermill, likely didn't exist in the 1950s. BP

[spokejr]

Absolutely, Kurt. Additional clues are the whitewall width on the 1954 Chevrolet, and the Harley-Davidson motorcycle being of recent vintage. Also, the two businesses at the far end, park & pond and Papermill, likely didn't exist in the 1950s. BP

I doubt Old Vogue (far right) nor the "Lumber-Sexual" (far left, using a cell phone) were era correct either.