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Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Parking in both Pittsburgh and some of the surrounding suburbs was rather informal outside of Downtown and away from the main arterials well into the 1970s. As automobiles grew wider, parking with part of a car over and past the curb was necessary for streetcars, trucks and buses to pass. Ray, here are some more body panels for you to straighten after you smooth out the coupe's sheetmetal. These were taken in Chicago: (moparx201.jpg) (moparx203.jpg) (moparx205.jpg) Attachments ---------------- moparx201.jpg (76KB - 516 downloads) moparx203.jpg (88KB - 523 downloads) moparx205.jpg (55KB - 529 downloads) | ||
Ray Bell |
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Expert Posts: 2473 Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia | I don't imagine that one ever got fixed! | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Ray Bell - 2008-12-16 9:50 PM I don't imagine that one ever got fixed! Picture was taken circa 1961-62. Four to five year old "out of style" vehicle.....I tend to agree with you. K. | ||
Doctor DeSoto |
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Location: Parts Unknown | At Al's Auto Wrecking there sat a creme and coral 58 CRL 2HT with the nose punched in about like that. The car was remarkably nice, outside of having sat in a wrecking yard for 20 years. It had something like 800 miles on the odometer. Al said it was wrecked right after being driven off the lot. Next to it sat a 57 CRL 2HT and on the other side was a Regal Lancer in black and bronze ! There were so many spectacular cars in the wrecking yard. I wish I had bought all three of those Dodges and just put them away. | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Notice the '61 Buick in the showroom in one of these photos. That makes the Impala last year's model, as dealers seldom put the previous year's inventory inside the showroom back then. However, there is also a '57 Chevrolet in there, so maybe it was one of those rare indoor used car showrooms. Or maybe a former showroom now used a part of the service center. I've seen both situations. But looking again, it appears that the '57 is in an older showroom, across the street. I knew a kid in second grade whose parents had '60 Impala four door hardtop like the one pictured. The father was going to replace it in 1967. He was taking a new 1967 Mercury for a test drive when somebody ran a stop or yield sign, totalling both cars. So the Mercury his dad was driver probably didn't even have 800 miles on it, even if it was a demonstrator. They wound up keeping the Impala for a while longer. K. Edited by Kenny J. 2008-12-17 2:44 AM (moparchev01.jpg) (moparchev02.jpg) (moparchev03.jpg) (moparchev04.jpg) Attachments ---------------- moparchev01.jpg (43KB - 480 downloads) moparchev02.jpg (54KB - 504 downloads) moparchev03.jpg (45KB - 558 downloads) moparchev04.jpg (59KB - 516 downloads) | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 1060 Location: Building incorrect cars since 2000!! | Looks like a preety good crash and guess what you don't see?? A s**t load of rescue personal. If that was a crashe today they would have 2-3 cops a firetruck or two and some ambulances. Just shows the cars where tougher and so where the people | ||
Ray Bell |
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Expert Posts: 2473 Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia | Don't know about where you live, but the real issue here today is that they leave the cars where they come to rest for way too long! No effort to keep traffic moving, create as much havoc as they can... The other thing that's changed since those days is the willingness of people to proceed to litigation. That would definitely account for a lot of the personnel that turn up at crashes, as nobody wants to be blamed for any tardy treatment of scratches and bruises. | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Plus odds were, there was nobody to rescue.... ..........rigid steering column, no shoulder harnesses, few cars with seat belts, minimal or no dash padding. no head rest, no air bags, etc. K. | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | For those who asked, here's a close up of the blonde : (blondecloseup.jpg) Attachments ---------------- blondecloseup.jpg (70KB - 507 downloads) | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | This appears to be "Oldsmobile versus pedestrian." But there is a Plymouth in the background. Chicago: (bus8.jpg) Attachments ---------------- bus8.jpg (45KB - 504 downloads) | ||
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Regular Posts: 88 Location: Puyallup, Washington | Kenny J., do you know the city where the '56 Chrysler / '60 Impala collision occurred? Was this in Chicago? I have a friend who was well-acquainted with the old Buick dealerships in the Chicago area, and would like to ask him if he can identify the dealership. | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Yes, it's Chicago. K. | ||
Centurion |
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Regular Posts: 88 Location: Puyallup, Washington | Kenny J., thank you! | ||
55BlueHeron |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 528 Location: Medford Oregon | "Plus odds were, there was nobody to rescue.... " - In high school we would sometimes look at cars in body shops. There was often hair and blood on the dash mounted rear view mirrors. | ||
d500neil |
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | That Olds' hood ornament must have made quite an impression, on that pedestrian. Everybody notice how CLOSE that Chubbie parked behind that Dodge (or vice-versa)? NO???? It appears that that 60 Chub may have been attempting to make a left turn, out onto the boulevard, in front of the on-coming CHRY, and that the CHRY might have attempted to steer to his left (never a good idea) to try to go around the front of the Chev . I don't think that the direction/point-of-impact suggests that the CHRY turned left, in front of the on-coming Generic Motors car. | ||
d500neil |
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | That 57 Dodge's W/S shows the effect of having laminated "safety glass" construction; no nasty sharp-shards on the adjacent glass areas (perfect for severing jugulars) and only a nice neat oval separation that looks suspiciously like the shape of the top of a head. | ||
d500neil |
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | Also : LOL: the Dodge's driver probably BENEFITTED from hitting that tree head-on, instead of having one of the non-forgiving frame "horns" come up against that tree. The collapsing frontal sheet metal probably served to cushion/absorb a considerable amount of the collision force. | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | thanks Kenny for totally ruining the image I built up in here of an Idyllic 1950s USA where everything was perfect and nothing like these accidents ever happened,but i suppose the photos are from Chicago and I guess it's always been hellish there.Some better locations here.... (postcardBeverlyHiltonCars.jpg) (postcardBlairstownNJ.jpg) (postcardColdSpringNYBreakneck.jpg) (postcardDoverNJ.jpg) (postcardHollywoodPremier.jpg) (postcardKelownaBC.jpg) (postcardLasVegasFlamingoDeSoto.jpg) (postcardLovelandCORexall.jpg) (postcardMilanTN1960.jpg) (postcardMineralWellsSkyline.jpg) (postcardMontgomeryCityMO.jpg) (postcardOhioTurnpikeHoJo.jpg) (postcardReddingCA.jpg) (postcardReddingCADeSoto.jpg) (postcardReddingCAThunderbird.jpg) (postcardSanBernardinoRedlandsFreeway.jpg) (postcardSanDiegoTLNight.jpg) (postcardStardustLargeSplit.jpg) (postcardStinsonBeachCA.jpg) (postcardthomasvillenc.jpg) Attachments ---------------- postcardBeverlyHiltonCars.jpg (96KB - 489 downloads) postcardBlairstownNJ.jpg (93KB - 503 downloads) postcardColdSpringNYBreakneck.jpg (103KB - 501 downloads) postcardDoverNJ.jpg (78KB - 501 downloads) postcardHollywoodPremier.jpg (85KB - 483 downloads) postcardKelownaBC.jpg (58KB - 482 downloads) postcardLasVegasFlamingoDeSoto.jpg (83KB - 506 downloads) postcardLovelandCORexall.jpg (74KB - 497 downloads) postcardMilanTN1960.jpg (92KB - 503 downloads) postcardMineralWellsSkyline.jpg (90KB - 494 downloads) postcardMontgomeryCityMO.jpg (77KB - 499 downloads) postcardOhioTurnpikeHoJo.jpg (69KB - 504 downloads) postcardReddingCA.jpg (97KB - 518 downloads) postcardReddingCADeSoto.jpg (96KB - 515 downloads) postcardReddingCAThunderbird.jpg (75KB - 529 downloads) postcardSanBernardinoRedlandsFreeway.jpg (49KB - 490 downloads) postcardSanDiegoTLNight.jpg (147KB - 485 downloads) postcardStardustLargeSplit.jpg (251KB - 490 downloads) postcardStinsonBeachCA.jpg (76KB - 508 downloads) postcardthomasvillenc.jpg (52KB - 465 downloads) | ||
D500Jim |
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Expert Posts: 1363 Location: Apeldoorn, Netherlands | Here's what's a nostalgic 50s scene to me: www.forwardlook.eu/1957ScottsdaleAZ
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Expert Posts: 2308 Location: The Bat Cave, Fairborn, OH | What kind of car is this? It looks like a small foreign car but it doesn't look like anything I'm familiar with. Given as this picture was taken in British Columbia it may be a car that was imported into Canada alone. (Unknown Foreign Car postcardKelownaBC.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Unknown Foreign Car postcardKelownaBC.jpg (85KB - 461 downloads) | ||
Ray Bell |
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Expert Posts: 2473 Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia | That's a Rover... probably a Rover 75, possibly a Rover 90... 6-cyl F-head (!!) engine shared with some LandRovers. | ||
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Expert Posts: 2308 Location: The Bat Cave, Fairborn, OH | Looks like you're spot on! The famous P4 range, introduced in 1949, saw the introduction of the- Rover 75, although the designation '75' had also been used on the previous P3 model. The car cost £1106. The 'Cyclops' Rover (so called because of its centrally mounted foglamp) was the forerunner of one of the most successful of Rover's car ranges and it would be this 75 that, until now, was the best remembered. The P4 range went on to be produced with various modifications up to May 1964 with the 75 model surviving until 1959.
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Rebels-59 |
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Location: .Norfolk..Mafia.. ,England UK | That is a Rover 75 ........... 1950 to 1959,, Nicknamed the " Cyclops "because it had a 3rd Headlight in the Middle of the Grill... (807.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 807.jpg (129KB - 497 downloads) | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Location: .Norfolk..Mafia.. ,England UK | OOps,, 58 DESOTOS RULE posted Before i finished finding the PIC.. Although you posted a Later Model Pic.. NOTE No centre headlight.. Edited by Rebels-59 Coronet 2008-12-29 7:47 PM | ||
Ray Bell |
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Expert Posts: 2473 Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia | Showing that you can't win 'em all... As far as we were concerned here in Australia, that wasn't a small car. But whatever, they were very sturdily built and I remember my dad saying once that even some of the hidden places had chromed acorn nuts holding things together. | ||
Doctor DeSoto |
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Location: Parts Unknown | Reminds me of the question : You know why a turd is tapered at both ends, don't you ? No wonder our finned cars are as endearing to folks in distant lands. | ||
suburban61 |
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Expert Posts: 1480 Location: Australia | vedette, do i have permission to post some lovely street scene pics featuring forwardlooks out of some of my national geographic mags i was flipping through? i promise there is nothing disturbing nor depressing about em... cheers adriana | ||
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Expert Posts: 2308 Location: The Bat Cave, Fairborn, OH | suburban61 - 2008-12-30 1:16 AM vedette, do i have permission to post some lovely street scene pics featuring forwardlooks out of some of my national geographic mags i was flipping through? i promise there is nothing disturbing nor depressing about em... cheers adriana :) I would say post 'em. Gotta love those Forward Looks. When I graduated from high School in the 60s they were the most common car on the budget used car lot. I wish I had bought up all of those 57-60 Chrysler, DeSoto and Dodges that were on offer as "bangers" ($95 to $350) that I saw in those days. | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 907 Location: Magra, Sweden | In general imports are rarely seen in the pictures and I guess they where quite uncommon in everyday traffic at the time. There's just a few of the independent American makes visible as well. My observations from those pics/postcards are it shows an average share of each make/year at the time they where spotted and the older models disappeared rater soon. | ||
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Expert Posts: 1207 Location: Ponder, TX | 58 DESOTOS RULE - 2008-12-30 11:01 AM I would say post 'em. Gotta love those Forward Looks. When I graduated from high School in the 60s they were the most common car on the budget used car lot. I wish I had bought up all of those 57-60 Chrysler, DeSoto and Dodges that were on offer as "bangers" ($95 to $350) that I saw in those days. I worked for a Chrysler Plymouth dealership in1964. Since mostly Chryslers and Plymouths were traded in on new models of the same brand, our used car lot was full of finned cars. Our back row (lowest priced cars) was almost exclusively '55-59 Chrysler products. I remember one day when I sold a salmon and white '56 New Yorker 4-door sedan and a white '57 New Yorker 2-door hardtop for $100 each. It was a big payday for me...5% of the gross. Both cars were high mileage, but had no serious problems. | ||
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Veteran Posts: 166 Location: Nebraska | Nebraska Fins (postcardFremontNESplit.jpg) Attachments ---------------- postcardFremontNESplit.jpg (64KB - 372 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | suburban61 - 2008-12-30 2:16 AM vedette, do i have permission to post some lovely street scene pics featuring forwardlooks out of some of my national geographic mags i was flipping through? i promise there is nothing disturbing nor depressing about em... cheers adriana :) Of course Adriana,I was only kidding around with Kenny about the crash scene pictures he posted,this post does not "belong" to me so anyone can put pictures up of what they want,but please Kenny no Jayne Mansfield-type decapitated ForwardLookers as I'm sure you were going to post them as a Grand Finale. (JayneMansfieldBrussels58.jpg) Attachments ---------------- JayneMansfieldBrussels58.jpg (24KB - 376 downloads) | ||
d500neil |
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | Jayne wasn't in a FWDLK'er at the time she lost her head, to a flat-bed trailer, and, was Mickey Haggerty driving, at the time of the event? Brent, you never revealed the answer to your question (from a lot of personal research, I presume). | ||
1958Paul |
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Veteran Posts: 166 Location: Nebraska | More Nebraska Fins (GreenPly.jpg) Attachments ---------------- GreenPly.jpg (236KB - 369 downloads) | ||
Doctor DeSoto |
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Location: Parts Unknown | d500neil - 2009-01-09 4:10 PM Brent, you never revealed the answer to your question (from a lot of personal research, I presume). *************************** Ha! As "revealed" to me, the answer was so your axx doesn't slam shut. I recall when the first Infiniti cars came out ..... ugly, bulbous things, I came up beside one at a light. It was summer and the windows were down. I hollered that question at the driver from my DeSoto. We never got around to the answer. She picked up on the allegation, made an indignant face, and sped away. Nothing like spending $40,000 1990 dollars on a car styled to look like a lawn trout. Edited by Doctor DeSoto 2009-01-11 1:41 PM | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | vedette - 2009-01-08 3:33 PM Of course Adriana,I was only kidding around with Kenny about the crash scene pictures he posted,this post does not "belong" to me so anyone can put pictures up of what they want,but please Kenny no Jayne Mansfield-type decapitated ForwardLookers as I'm sure you were going to post them as a Grand Finale. I believe Ms. Mansfield met her demise in a mid-1960s Buick. The car still existed in its as-crashed condition in the late 1990s. Talk about putting the final "Nail Head" in the coffin............ K. | ||
Doctor DeSoto |
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Location: Parts Unknown | As Wikipedia has it : While in Biloxi, Mississippi, for an engagement at the Gus Stevens Supper Club, Mansfield stayed at the Cabana Courtyard Apartments, which were near the site of the supper club. After a June 28, 1967 evening engagement, Mansfield, Brody, and their driver, Ronnie Harrison, along with the actress's children Miklós, Zoltán, and Mariska, set out in Stevens' 1966 Buick Electra 225 for New Orleans, where Mansfield was to appear in an early morning television interview. Prior to leaving Biloxi, the party made a stop at the home of Rupert and Edna O'Neal, a local family that lived nearby. After a late dinner with the O'Neals, during which the last photographs ever taken of Ms. Mansfield were shot, the party set out on the trip to New Orleans. On June 29 at approximately 2:25 a.m., on U.S. Highway 90, the car crashed into the rear of a tractor-trailer that had slowed down because of a truck spraying mosquito fogger. The automobile struck the rear of the semi tractor and underrode it. Riding in the front seat, the adults were killed instantly; the children riding in the rear survived with minor injuries.[35] Rumors that Mansfield was decapitated are untrue, though she did suffer severe head trauma. This urban legend was spawned by the appearance in police photographs of a crashed automobile with its top virtually sheared off, and what resembles a blonde-haired head tangled in the car's smashed windshield. It is believed that this was either a wig that Mansfield was wearing or was her actual hair and scalp.[36] The death certificate stated that the immediate cause of Mansfield's death was a "crushed skull with avulsion of cranium and brain."[37] Following her death, the NHTSA began requiring an underride guard, a strong bar made of steel tubing, to be installed on all tractor-trailers. This bar is also known as a Mansfield bar.[38][39] | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | interesting stuff,let's go back 50 years (postcardAdrianMI1950s.jpg) (postcardAutoQCfordmercury58chryslerdesoto.jpg) (postcardBishopCalifornia.jpg) (postcardBurnsOR.jpg) (postcardBurnsORGayway.jpg) (postcardChaseFieldTX.jpg) (postcardCulverCitySands.jpg) (postcardDorionPQDiner.jpg) (postcardElPasoTraveLodge.jpg) (postcardEriePASeaway.jpg) (postcardForsythMT.jpg) (postcardFtLauderdaleFL.jpg) (postcardGearhartOR.jpg) (postcardGenevaNYKirkwood.jpg) (postcardGlendaleAZGulf55Desoto.jpg) (postcardHartwickCollegeOneontaNY.jpg) (postcardJamestownNYHospital.jpg) (postcardKeokukIA.jpg) (postcardKilleenTX.jpg) (postcardLitchfieldCT.jpg) (postcardMackinawCity1962.jpg) (postcardMaloneNY0001.jpg) (postcardMcMinnvilleOR.jpg) (postcardMtMitchellNC.jpg) (postcardMorenciAZ.jpg) (postcardNeptuneNJDinerDeSoto.jpg) (postcardniagrafallsNY.jpg) (postcardOmahaCivicAuditorium.jpg) (postcardOneontaNY.jpg) (postcardOvertonNVLostCity.jpg) (postcardPalmyraPA.jpg) (postcardPhiladelphiaPennCenter.jpg) (postcardPhoenixAZSandman.jpg) (postcardPikesPeakParkingArea.jpg) (postcardPittsburghDuquesne.jpg) (postcardSaultSteMarie.jpg) (postcardSaultSteMarieKresge.jpg) (postcardUticaNY.jpg) (postcardWestYellowstoneMT.jpg) (postcardWinslowAZ.jpg) Attachments ---------------- postcardAdrianMI1950s.jpg (74KB - 399 downloads) postcardAutoQCfordmercury58chryslerdesoto.jpg (213KB - 394 downloads) postcardBishopCalifornia.jpg (64KB - 354 downloads) postcardBurnsOR.jpg (70KB - 382 downloads) postcardBurnsORGayway.jpg (55KB - 378 downloads) postcardChaseFieldTX.jpg (62KB - 408 downloads) postcardCulverCitySands.jpg (72KB - 366 downloads) postcardDorionPQDiner.jpg (99KB - 374 downloads) postcardElPasoTraveLodge.jpg (73KB - 368 downloads) postcardEriePASeaway.jpg (80KB - 376 downloads) postcardForsythMT.jpg (187KB - 368 downloads) postcardFtLauderdaleFL.jpg (191KB - 379 downloads) postcardGearhartOR.jpg (88KB - 375 downloads) postcardGenevaNYKirkwood.jpg (80KB - 390 downloads) postcardGlendaleAZGulf55Desoto.jpg (57KB - 367 downloads) postcardHartwickCollegeOneontaNY.jpg (81KB - 369 downloads) postcardJamestownNYHospital.jpg (113KB - 378 downloads) postcardKeokukIA.jpg (69KB - 373 downloads) postcardKilleenTX.jpg (53KB - 380 downloads) postcardLitchfieldCT.jpg (107KB - 383 downloads) postcardMackinawCity1962.jpg (62KB - 373 downloads) postcardMaloneNY0001.jpg (75KB - 369 downloads) postcardMcMinnvilleOR.jpg (90KB - 373 downloads) postcardMtMitchellNC.jpg (68KB - 367 downloads) postcardMorenciAZ.jpg (87KB - 358 downloads) postcardNeptuneNJDinerDeSoto.jpg (76KB - 368 downloads) postcardniagrafallsNY.jpg (238KB - 380 downloads) postcardOmahaCivicAuditorium.jpg (81KB - 386 downloads) postcardOneontaNY.jpg (92KB - 399 downloads) postcardOvertonNVLostCity.jpg (65KB - 363 downloads) postcardPalmyraPA.jpg (70KB - 422 downloads) postcardPhiladelphiaPennCenter.jpg (83KB - 388 downloads) postcardPhoenixAZSandman.jpg (107KB - 406 downloads) postcardPikesPeakParkingArea.jpg (98KB - 360 downloads) postcardPittsburghDuquesne.jpg (111KB - 373 downloads) postcardSaultSteMarie.jpg (91KB - 364 downloads) postcardSaultSteMarieKresge.jpg (83KB - 375 downloads) postcardUticaNY.jpg (82KB - 363 downloads) postcardWestYellowstoneMT.jpg (67KB - 389 downloads) postcardWinslowAZ.jpg (138KB - 373 downloads) | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Location: .Norfolk..Mafia.. ,England UK | This one is on ebay now for sale.. Link is from Neil.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Cars-Hudson-Dodge-Beaver-UT-Roadside-Lodge-1950... | ||
suburban61 |
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Expert Posts: 1480 Location: Australia | i won that postcard with the grey/ blue '61 plymouth and another with a maize yellow '61, while the dollar is so bad i seem to be winning everything, lol... adriana | ||
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Veteran Posts: 189 Location: Detroit | I'm looking for that photo of the factory worker lady assembling the 1958 Plymouth. I didn't see it in this thread. Anyone have it? | ||
Rebels-59 |
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Location: .Norfolk..Mafia.. ,England UK | Rebels-59 Coronet - 2009-01-22 8:33 AM This one is on ebay now for sale.. Link is from Neil.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Cars-Hudson-Dodge-Beaver-UT-Roadside-Lodge-1950... Here is the PIC,, Dave has repaired the problem now,,, (816.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 816.jpg (78KB - 370 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 2996 Location: Sept. 1958 | 58Belvedere - 2009-01-25 3:41 AM I'm looking for that photo of the factory worker lady assembling the 1958 Plymouth. I didn't see it in this thread. Anyone have it? Is this the one your looking for? (Assembly Line Photo.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Assembly Line Photo.jpg (153KB - 366 downloads) | ||
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Veteran Posts: 189 Location: Detroit | YES! Thank you!!! | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Rebels-59 Coronet - 2009-01-25 4:35 AM Rebels-59 Coronet - 2009-01-22 8:33 AM This one is on ebay now for sale.. Link is from Neil.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Cars-Hudson-Dodge-Beaver-UT-Roadside-Lodge-1950... Here is the PIC,, Dave has repaired the problem now,,, Thanks St Clive,cause these links go dead after a while,here's more from James Victor (postcardHarwichportMA.jpg) (postcardHelenaMT1960.jpg) (postcardMadrasORStreet.jpg) (postcardMcMinnvilleORE.jpg) (postcardProvoUT.jpg) (postcardSalemOR1950s.jpg) (postcardSaugusMA.jpg) Attachments ---------------- postcardHarwichportMA.jpg (61KB - 377 downloads) postcardHelenaMT1960.jpg (86KB - 379 downloads) postcardMadrasORStreet.jpg (69KB - 381 downloads) postcardMcMinnvilleORE.jpg (69KB - 360 downloads) postcardProvoUT.jpg (105KB - 390 downloads) postcardSalemOR1950s.jpg (80KB - 364 downloads) postcardSaugusMA.jpg (79KB - 361 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | I can only spot 3 FL'ers in each of these pics. (Junkyard55des57Ply55dge.jpg) (junkyardcalifornia.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Junkyard55des57Ply55dge.jpg (53KB - 378 downloads) junkyardcalifornia.jpg (40KB - 378 downloads) | ||
Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | More pix from my mass transit collection. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1960s: (pitt0001.jpg) (pitt0002.jpg) (pitt0003.jpg) Attachments ---------------- pitt0001.jpg (132KB - 381 downloads) pitt0002.jpg (97KB - 391 downloads) pitt0003.jpg (109KB - 380 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Kenny J. |
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Inactive by user's request Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Those little GMC buses in Madison, Wisconsin were still in use throughout the 1970s. They were very long lived wherever they ran. K. (postcardMadisonWIStateStreet.jpg) (mad178.jpg) (mad182.jpg) Attachments ---------------- postcardMadisonWIStateStreet.jpg (88KB - 356 downloads) mad178.jpg (40KB - 369 downloads) mad182.jpg (51KB - 383 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 3888 Location: Northen Virginia | This thread should be a website, some many great pics. Will be nice to see a then and now picture. | ||
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