Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[tstoj38]

Crime scene investigator checking tire tracks.

[S2Deluxe]

Uh ooh!

Looks like the one on the right could be a match?

Mark

[skyway]

...and no doubt shot with a Graflex Speed-Graphic!

[Commander Eddie]

...and no doubt shot with a Graflex Speed-Graphic!

Mark, I still have mine. Including the Speed Gun flash unit. I used it in HS photography class.

[spokejr]

The car is French and originally was known as Panhard et Lavassor in 1891. Here are a couple of links:

http://www.panhardusa.org/aboutpdb.phtml

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panhard

I have a great photo in Ken Purdy's book based on the Harrah Collection published in 1965.

Bob Miles
Tucson AZ

Here's some more regarding Panhard. I'm sure everybody will be shocked, shocked I say, to find out Leno has one too!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcfVO6-UHgY

[Studedude]

[Studedude]

[r1lark]

OK Bob Palma, you should be able to determine the serial number of this '64 convertible.................

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[BobPalma]

OK Bob Palma, you should be able to determine the serial number of this '64 convertible.................

Good one, Paul...but with a white steering wheel and Hamilton-production full wheel covers, it's obviously a Hamilton-assembled car. I don't have access to those records, nor are they included in George Krem's comprehensive July 1986 Turning Wheels article and individual production records on those cars.

It would be a fun search, though, so I wish I could do it! BP

[kurtruk]

Photo courtesy of Boston Public Library via The Old Motor.
Taken June 1939 on Dudley St. in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Mass.

[Studedude]

[Studedude]