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[Closed] PIC: People and their cars, question, do you like pictures like these ?

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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: People and their cars, question, do you like pictures like these ?

I just like to post pictures of interest to all. I do have a lot more like these and I will always post what info there is with any picture.

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1928 Olds in San Francisco Golden Gate Park

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1920's

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Pontiac

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1951 Ford

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taken in 1950

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1941 Mercury

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Buick

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1955 Olds

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lady with her 48 Chrysler in New Jersey taken in 1956

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1941 Chevy



   
(@tldaly)
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Prefer unobstructed pictures of the cars without people.



   
(@David Holcombe)
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I like them, Dick. Most of these give us a concept of the time that goes beyond dating the year of the car. Hair and clothing styles help, but so do little things like landscaping, road conditions, and even what was considered beautiful (in cars as well as women!)

Your second picture shows us an action that is never seen today: Can we really figure out what the pretty girl is doing? Sure, she's changing a tire, but look what is involved. A popular (?) commercial on today's television finds humor in the teenager trying to figure out what a lug wrench is. So can anyone remember the terms for what's involved the picture #2?



   
Brush
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+1, not into female fashions.



   
(@john-roberts)
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I like them too. Agree on the social history angle



   
(@duncan)
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I also agree with David, but like these pictures of old cars either way - with or without people!



   
(@Terry Reed)
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Yes, like them



   
David Green
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Love old cars in context.

Yes, by all means continue to include people and situations with your old automobiles. We all have seen pristine old cars but not often the people associated with them.



   
(@bob-lasagna)
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Love pictures like these

These pictures give you a feel for what
these times were really like.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Love these images and all types of car pictures ! A mixture of cars alone, cars together, cars with people or pretty gals and cars in context of their surroundings are all cool and fun to look at.



   
Frank Kocour
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Please do continue with the people/car pictures. They all take me back to a different time and even though there is little chance of it happening I keep thinking that someday you will post a picture of one of my friends/relatives, LOL.



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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I love your PICs, with or without people.


John Bono
North Jersey


   
(@chris)
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+1



   
(@bob-jackman)
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+2



   
(@Ron Dietrich)
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I wouldnt mind if you just had the women LOL



   
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