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These two cars look like they were from the same California Chevrolet dealership, check the front license plate frames.
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W/ all the '62 Chevy carnage it's nice to see the '62 Post car slipping through unscathed in the '50 Chevy/'60 Poncho accident pic!.
Wish I had that smashed '61 to fix!. Are those drunken women laughing about smashing up hubby's '65 Cutlass Coupe?. Cool little exhaust stacks on the '41'ish GMC/'56 Ford shot!. ![]() ~ Pete
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'61 Ford Sunliner is very cool!
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reminds me of my drivers ed. course pictures back in the 70's
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- ![]() - Isn't that the old Customs House in Charleston SC? If you look at the base of the building you will see round openings. Back in the day when it was built back in the mid to late 1700's that lower area was used as a dungeon and prisoners where shackled to the wall. The openings had no windows just bars and when the Cooper and Ashley rivers crested too much the water would flood the dungeon and poor souls that were residing there for what ever reason would be getting very wet. Thank God there was no ACLU back then ![]() ![]() ![]() When it was built it was within a 100 yards of the marsh/beach area. If you go there today you will see that they have infilled the area quite a bit since then and water is now 4 or 5 blocks away with more than a few buildings placed between the old Customs House and the shore. There's a pretty cool pier too and a commons type area where a lot of people hang out. To the rigt of the picture and just down the street is the town houses known as Rainbow Row.....another one of Charleston's calling cards. |
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![]() ![]() Interesting 68 GTX...
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Glenn...................Thanks for taking the time to sort thru and Post these "Time Sensitve" pictures.......Thay are "Great".............Thanks
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