Wagons in vintage Street scenes

to stir the pot a little more

 

Stop that right now!

 

I know we're in it for the wagons, but I find this picture interesting because of all the convertibles. I count at least 10 convertibles (9 of which have the top down). Must have been a beautiful day. Convertibles I see in this picture include a 62 Impala convertible, a 59 Ford Sunliner, a 62 Corvette, a 62-63 Rambler American, and a 63 Impala, a 57 Bel Air convertible (I think, its the red one with the continental kit), a 62 Mercury Monterey, a 60 Mercury Monterey, and a 63 Plymouth Fury, and with the top up, a 62-64 Corvair. I think the 62 Catalina is just a two tone with a white roof rather than a convertible with the top up.

 

I spy a red and white 59 FORD convertible that looks familiar.

 

HPER Construction Looking NE by UNO Criss Library, on Flickr

 

Downtown Omaha_August, 1962_03 by UNO Criss Library, on Flickr

 

Downtown Omaha_August, 1962_05 by UNO Criss Library, on Flickr

 

Crafts Shop Bilboard by Piedmont Craftsmen : A Fine Craft Guild, on Flickr

 

19790613S-24 Train station San Diego, CA 13 Jun 1979 by Dick Leonhardt, on Flickr

 

19720600S-31 San Francisco Jun 1972 by Dick Leonhardt, on Flickr

 

19720600S-d06 Dick Leonhardt Santa Catalina School Monterey, CA Jun 1972 by Dick Leonhardt, on Flickr

 

19720600S-f16 Marie and Jack Leonhardt Monterey, CA Jun 1972 by Dick Leonhardt, on Flickr

 

No wagon, but dang this is a cool photo!

19720700S-a07 B-25 at Half Moon Bay, CA Jul 1972 by Dick Leonhardt, on Flickr