Rob, does this look familiar?
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Thanks for the memories Rob.
For those who like to test their old car knowledge, here's another one.
For those who like to test their old car knowledge, here's another one.
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I like the Corvette, but not those colors. Starting with the red car next to the Corvette is a Chevy, Ford, Oldsmobile, A Dodge (I think) and a Plymouth. The red car with the white top in the front of the photo is a Chevy, and the fin to it's left belongs (I think) to a Plymouth. The fin on the other side of the Chevy belongs to another Chevy.
There is a Corvair all the way in the back and I think a Fore with a brown Fender. Is that a 1920 Chevy under the OK sign?
This looks like a Chevy dealer's used car lot. I liked the picture of Coney Island better.
There is a Corvair all the way in the back and I think a Fore with a brown Fender. Is that a 1920 Chevy under the OK sign?
This looks like a Chevy dealer's used car lot. I liked the picture of Coney Island better.
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Last one, late 50s, Main St, Eagle River, WI
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Too many cars to guess at, but I haven't seen a sign for Rexall Drugs in years.
Is the very first parked car on the right a Hudson?
Is the very first parked car on the right a Hudson?
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I too knew there was no Rambler in that photo!
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I thought it ironic on 60 minutes last night they showed a recent photo of Nathan's, standing all alone by it self.
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Ding. Ding. I am impressed. 1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan trunk lid and tail lights. But I don't see the rear window slats and perhaps the roof has been lowered; I think it has been customized, given the paint job. Heck, maybe it's a Hudson lead sled with Lincoln parts. Really hard to tell.
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Ding. Ding. I am impressed. 1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan trunk lid and tail lights. But I don't see the rear window slats and perhaps the roof has been lowered; I think it has been customized, given the paint job. Heck, maybe it's a Hudson lead sled with Lincoln parts. Really hard to tell.
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