The Old Days.

I miss those days and the types of cars shown.  Love that '56 Dodge convert.

Our old town (1795) still has a drive-in movie theatre.

And the next good-sized town south in Madisonville, is a large A&W Drive-in that has served incoming cars since 1964!

Often the site of car shows and hot rod clubs, it has 40 drive-in stalls.

Back in the 60s we had Mitchell's Drive-in...86th Street and 7th Ave in good old Brooklyn, NY! Great for burgers & fries and for street racing of course!

I should add for a drive-in movie we had to go out to Valley Stream, Long Island, NY and visit the Sunrise Drive-in theater...depending on traffic less than a 1/2 hour drive along the Belt Parkway and the Sunrise Highway.

@perrone1 Very cool Tony!

@perrone1 Pretty cool Tony, it's always heartwarming to see nostalgia kept alive so that newer generations can share the experience.  History books, old photos, and YouTube  videos are fine, but there's nothing quite like "the real thing."     😀 😎 😀

@jack-dodds +1.

@perrone1 Tony, I'll be over on Saturday night for the cruise in at the A&W.

@bob-jackman Your issue Bob, will be which car to bring!!

Nowadays, joints still bring memories.  

Cool article about still active drive ins including Dumars here in Norfolk VA.

https://www.tastingtable.com/1845263/drive-in-restaurants-visit/

@frank A delicious look back at old time America!

We have a place here called Hot Rod's 50's Diner. All decked out in 50's style tables, juke box, over 100 types of burgers and full of car culture memorabilia.

https://www.hotrods50sdiner.com/

@jack-dodds 

So do I...lol

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Nowadays, joints still bring memories.  

I hear there's quite a bit of that goin on in Amsterdam...wink..wink..

Steve 

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@bob-jackman Your issue Bob, will be which car to bring!!

T-Bird for car show night and Chrysler for drive-in night cause of its large trunk of course !