Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

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[6hk71400]

That's at least a two-fer, Dave: Look at the light blue 1961(?) Lark along the extreme left side of the photo, about a third of the way up from the bottom.

I'll bet there's others. BP

If you look at the picture, I place it at around 1969 looking at the Plymouth in the middle of the picture. There is on the left edge two rows over from the 61 Lark a Toyota Corona. Sadly, if the picture were to be shot today, you would probably have trouble finding many American Built cars.

Bob Miles
Tucson AZ

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[kurtruk]

With the Fallout Shelter sign, the picture must have been taken in the 1950s or later. Was this '37 professional car a part of the collection? If so, is it still?

[FleetMaster68]

Based on the IHC 69/70 era trucks reflected in the dealer window guessing about 1970. Wish i could walk in that IHC dealership and drive a brand spankin new truck home today. Another great line lost there in 1975.

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[8E45E]

Wish i could walk in that IHC dealership and drive a brand spankin new truck home today. Another great line lost there in 1975.

Yes, they made a few interesting light trucks in those years. I owned one in the early 1980's.

http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/showthread.php?29679-Thoughts-on-an-IH-1500-4x4-(Now-here-w-pics)

Craig

[Greenstude]

9232 -- The '48 Champion has Ontario plates. Possibly one of the first Hamilton-built cars?

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Doris Day & Rose Marie run a Gas Station on The Doris Day Show.

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[christophe]

Some other pics of the same car. It did appear in several movies.