Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[Studedude]

Pretty amazing..... A million plus views and zero likes <g>

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Problem solved.

[Buzzard]

Dave,
Well you have initiated my very first "Like" as I simply have never used the feature anywhere before.
A big "thanks" to Bob Andrews for starting this most entertaining thread.
Bill

[Bob Andrews]

Thanks, Bill, I love this kind of stuff, which is why I started it, but I never expected it to get this big!

[studeski]

Looks like a 54 Conestoga

[Noxnabaker]

I do(!) like this thread!

[Bob Andrews]

I forgot to copy the location.

[62champ]

Abilene Public Library - 12 Armored Division archives.

[60HawkJim]

Here's one local to me.

[62champ]

Austin (TX) public library collection - opening of a new power plant for the city of Austin, 1951

[Buzzard]

Park Royal Shopping Center, West Vancouver, BC (First in Canada).
Sure looks like someone is loading goods into a Studebaker circa 1950

[62champ]

Portal of Texas history website - Caption stated photo was taken in Dallas - I hope that '58 was pulling the car where the photo is being taken. If not, that is not enough following distance . . .

[Harryhawk]

I hope the owner got around to fixing UP the U in the Studebaker trunk/boot lid letters before all their luck fell out. I agree with 62champ that is a touch close, tailgating use to be a bit of a happening Down Under up until about 10 years ago, crazy when you think about it. Cheers Harryhawk

[skyway]

I spent a lot of my younger days being towed; it’s still a familiar view.

[Noxnabaker]

I wonder what car the shot is taken from, could it be a 55-56 Ford..? (thinking about the trim on top of the fenders)

[Commander Eddie]

My first Studebaker. 1955 Commander. Taken about 1966.

[Buzzard]

AND in the background Ed, is another Studebaker parked in the driveway.
Bill