Photos of Vintage Auto Dealerships, Repair Shops, and Gas Stations

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1936 Packard assembly line at body drop
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I've seen some clowns working in gas stations, but they usually don't dress the part.


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Something still "Mopar" there nearly 60 years later.

Cannot tell if anything left of THIS 1960's building, but i'd bet there is some under all that brand box cladding. :)
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I think I found this before.

Former Jones Motor Company, 3226 Central SE (Route 66), Albuquerque, MN. Mid-century moderne, built 1939/

Trying to live on in the 21st century as an eatery.,

source: Historic Landmarks
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I am sure I put this here (maybe) but stumbled across it again

Art Deco, here in 1959, of former Moore Buick,215 E Main, Walla Walla, WA.'

Local records (actually quite remarkable) say it was built in 1917, but the architecture looks a decade or so later. Its been many things in a century or so in existence.

sources: https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/vintage-car-dealership-photo-thread.1204208/page-8, History of 207-221 East Main Street, Walla Walla, WA – Dahlen Auto Company Building – Walla Walla 2020


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Still there, huge building, subdivided, but largely unmolested facade..
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Smith Motor Co. in White Marsh, MD is the dealership where Medina, my 1971 Monaco, was once sold:

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The dealership closed about 15 years ago, its history is described in this earlier post I made when researching the history of the car. The building is still there:

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Circa mid 1950's, not architectually distinctive at all. but is an Intenational Harvester-Buick-Goodyear dealer, 215 S Main St., Mountain Home, Arkansas. Kinda off the beaten path.

Building remnants, it was much smaller in 1964 per Historical Aerials, do not appear to be there, now appears to be 5X its '50's size and completely remodeled.

Goodyear finally gone, still auto related business today

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2023
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