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The Webster Garage, photographed in March of 1961, was located in Atlanta, Georgia at 140 Butler Street NW. It looks just like many of the older gritty automotive repair and body and paint shops in grimy old industrial areas that used to dot the land across America. Often these establishments were the last chance for…
Lander Motors, located in Atlanta, Georgia was operated by John Lander, a widely known auto dealer. Lander later went on to win a top national award for his sales agency and became the President of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) in 1961, the year the dealership began selling the Rambler. Lander was a second generation car…
Ron Livingston must have been a very enterprising individual. His busy Atlanta, Georgia Gulf service station appeared to be a parking lot orientated operation that also offered washing and greasing in addition to gasoline sales. The 15-cent daytime parking fee adjusted for inflation would be $1.34 today. Daniel Strohl of Hemmings found this photo at…
Today is the Fourth of July and we cannot think of a better vehicle than one of our favorite classic cars, an L29 Cord to serve as a parade float. This WWII era photo comes from Atlanta, Georgia and features a bevy of the southern city’s beauties in a parade. Photo courtesy of Georgia State…
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