Wagons in vintage Street scenes

Newport Vermont

 

Dairascota Maine

 

Hey there's a 66 or 67 vista crusier on the far left!.... Vista Longroofs Rule!

 

That may just be a elusive '65 also. I'm leaning towards that year but I just can't see enough of it to say for sure.....Longroofs Rule!

 

Based on what I can see of the grill design, I believe you are correct. The center grill bar on the '64's would have two thinner bars instead of one that size.

 

Ouch! This made me laugh!

 

^^^ Picture caption: "Let's try this again TOMORROW, shall we?"

 

Greenfield Massachusetts

 

By Robert D. Cunningham:
In the late 1950s, our aging population grew nostalgic for the horseless carriages and pioneer motor cars of their youth. Most had been junked and the few that remained were hidden away or subjected to the ravages of time. So, a cottage industry emerged to build and supply replicas of America’s disappearing chug buggies. The most popular was the Curved Dash Oldsmobile. Kits were available from a variety of sources, but a few firms offered turn-key cars. Here are is an example.


Courtesy of The Old Motor

 

July 19, 1958, A crowd is gathered around a fender bender that happened out in front of the C. M. Wilbanks store, located in Gainesville, GA. Northeast of Atlanta. A Hulsey Bros. “Paint and Body Shop” tow truck is at the scene. The family name continues to live on in the motor trade in the City as a Hulsey Truck Parts salvage yard is located there today.

 

Can taste the RC cola and Moon Pie from here.