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Everyone loves a parade, and in the lead image, it appears that all of these women also liked to sing. The group of four women in the back of this bright yellow convertible a local car dealer may have supplied apparently were a part of a pep rally near a women’s school. Can any of…
Today’s mid-196os lead image contains a colorful view of a parking lot in a major US city. Sharp-eyed readers should be able to identify the location by the buildings in the background and the body of water on the far right. Share with us were the steps in the foreground lead to. As is the usual…
For today’s lead image we chose what appears to be a Sinclair Oil Corporation publicity photo taken in the early-to-mid 1960s. The well-kept filling station is set up to sell products and services and quite a bit of signage is in place to help that happen without a sales pitch. Note the yellow Anco windshield…
Today’s lead image contains a newly-married couple about to leave their wedding reception and head out on the honeymoon in the early-1960s. This Corvette is easy to date due to a feature only used during this particular model year run. As is the usual practice in this series, we ask our readers to tell us the…
Today’s lead image taken in the late-1960s contains a wide variety of domestic cars and only one lone import. The palm trees, the stores, and the street signs should make it easy for our readers to identify where this photo was taken. As is the usual practice in this series, we ask our readers to tell…
Today’s lead image highlights the post-WWII flight to the suburbs where this couple apparently was having a house built. The sporty pale yellow convertible may have been their escape vehicle from the city. The man in the image looks familiar, could he have been a celebrity at the time? The style of the homes here…
Today’s lead image containing two men, possibly a father and son with a bright red Corvette was apparently taken in Texas in 1964. With the exception of a set of chromed reversed wheels, this “Vette” appears to be as it left the factory. Share with us what you know about this machine. As is the usual…
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