Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[TWChamp]

The advanced styling of the 51 Starlight in #8428 sure makes it stand out from the rest of the crowd.

[BobPalma]

[Studedude]

[JRoberts]

1932 President Brougham

[BobPalma]

From the Friday, March 24 Hemmings Daily Blog:



'Must've been a doggone good Hudson dealer in that area to have two '55s in this photo!

(And what kind of car is that convertible in front of the yellow '57 Chevy; the convertible with the trunk open?) BP

[8E45E]

(And what kind of car is that convertible in front of the yellow '57 Chevy; the convertible with the trunk open?)

1956 Ford.

Craig

[JRoberts]

[BobPalma]

1956 Ford. Craig

Ah, yes, Craig; I had not looked closely enough to see that right tail light. Good call. BP

[TWChamp]

The right tail light was the only part that gave it away for me also. I still can't find a Studebaker though in 8435.

[BobPalma]

The right tail light was the only part that gave it away for me also. I still can't find a Studebaker though in 8435.

There's a two-tone dark and light blue 1957 President Classic backed in on the back row, between the '57 Chevy and '58 Ford. BP

[Alan]

The Blue bottom light Green top 56-57 next to the Coral and white 57 Chev, in the center, right of the top row.

[BobPalma]

There's a dark blue(?) 1957 President Classic backed in on the back row, Tom, between the '57 Chevy and '58 Ford. I might agree with Alan, though; it could be two-tone green. BP

[tstoj38]

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[Studedude]

[JRoberts]

"A chuck wagon on the job in eastern Colorado in the 1930s. As two cowboys rest (right), a more junior member of the crew is shown dumping a gunnysack of cow chips near the cook fire, where a pot hangs. Note the crude but serviceable modifications to the common farm wagon."