Studes in Roadside Americana photos

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[BRUCESTUDE]

Seattle's Queen Anne Hill, crews tear up cable car (counterbalance) c. 1945

[BobPalma]

Bruce, the link in Post #4998 says, "Invalid Attachment." ????

'Good photo in Post #4997, though; cool beans. BP

[BobPalma]

'Thought I'd grab Post #5000 to this thread to again thank Bob Andrews for starting it. It has been incredibly entertaining and a real "plus" on/for/to the forum.

Thanks, Bob. BP

[Studebaker Wheel]

Just a few Studebakers "on the roadways of the world." 1. 1941 Champion in Chicago (c1951). 2. R Series 1/2 ton in Reno, Nevada. 3. 1925 Standard Six model ER Duplex Phaeton, location unknown 4. 1937 at left in Panama.

[Commander Eddie]

Wow! I recognize that street scene on Avenida Central in Panama. I was stationed down there for 3 1/2 years when I was in the Navy. That street looked pretty much the same in the early '70s when I was down there. Very cool.

[Commander Eddie]

Now those are some gas prices I remember.

[JRoberts]

[BRUCESTUDE]

Try this again: Lower Queen Anne hill in Seattle, C. 1965

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[wlfrench]

Now those are some gas prices I remember.

I've paid lower.

[SN-60]

I remember when if someone said: 'give me two dollars worth'......they were probably going on a trip!

[qsanford]

Any ideas as to where Donahue Motors was located? Great looking dealership!

[jclary]

Any ideas as to where Donahue Motors was located? Great looking dealership!

I have no idea where it's located. I would love to see a wider shot of the surroundings. It looks almost abandoned. Can't make out any cars in the windows, and no substantial lot for used cars. Interesting thing to note is the three digit phone number.