Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[spokejr]

I always thought it funny that the formal roof was the fastback and the sport roof the notchback but that was the era and I wasn't even twinkle in my daddy's eye just yet. The dashes on those cars were pretty cool when lit up at night.

[Studedude]

[garyash]

Post #9590 shows a funeral procession in front of Cardullo's delicatessen at 6 Brattle St, Cambridge,Mass., just a few steps away from Harvard Square (pahk the cah in the Hahvahd yahd). If you look on Google Street View, Cardullo's looks about the same - right down to the sign over the door. It's a great deli! I wonder whose funeral it was?

[skyway]

...and snow tires on the hearse!

[Commander Eddie]

They could have used the Wagonaire as a Hearst. It fits right in.

[Studedude]

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[christophe]

Weirs Beach, NH. From Hemmings Daily.

[Studedude]

[Dwain G.]

early '50s carnival

[Studedude]

[studegary]

Baltimore patrol car

I note that it wasn't picked up that the Lark is a 1961, not a "1960".

[fatboylust]

#9609: Silverdale WA, Silverdale Way

[drrotor]

Hey! That’s me!! Print mis-labeled— it’s actually a ‘51. I was 15 years old at the time. I so wish I still had it! —Kenny Durkee

[JRoberts]

Hey! That’s me!! Print mis-labeled— it’s actually a ‘51. I was 15 years old at the time. I so wish I still had it! —Kenny Durkee

Wow! What a coincidence!

[christophe]

Hey! That’s me!! Print mis-labeled— it’s actually a ‘51. I was 15 years old at the time. I so wish I still had it! —Kenny Durkee

Were the rocks there to hold the car? Of course, I know what an ailing parking brake is!