Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[BRUCESTUDE]

A re-post but still a great shot! Spokane 1960

[Studedude]

[Studedude]

[JRoberts]

[BobPalma]

What a great overall photo, Joe.

I sent it on to the Hemmings Daily News editor for possible use in their daily blog photo ID feature, where people try to identify all the various makes and models in a period photograph. Nice and clear.

(Can anyone tell how the 1958 Oldsmobile convertible next to the Lark is a Dynamic 88 and not a Super 88? You can tell in that photo.)

Thanks. BP

[8E45E]

(Can anyone tell how the 1958 Oldsmobile convertible next to the Lark is a Dynamic 88 and not a Super 88?

No extra strip of chrome trim in the middle of the 'cove' on the front fender/door.

Craig

[bumpkinvilledano]

Does anyone have any details on the car transporter in post #7968? I don't recall ever seeing one like that anywhere. It has more style than any new car in the last 30 years (IMO).

[kurtruk]

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When this photo first appeared in post #4921 I later mentioned (as I have about a few other parking lot scenes) the lack of MoPars. Three Ramblers but only two MoPars!

[kurtruk]

Great work, Dave. For those that don't know the pic with the car in yellow is from the upcoming big auction written about elsewhere. So this car still exists and could be yours!

[jclary]

Anyone know which Eaton facility this is? In the '70's & '80's I called on two Eaton factories in western N.C. I think that since then, both facilities may have either changed ownership or closed.

[BobPalma]

No extra strip of chrome trim in the middle of the 'cove' on the front fender/door. Craig

BINGO! You're good, Craig. BP

[JRoberts]