Dean Jeffries shop in LA.
BTW, he built the Monkeemobile and not George Barris.
BTW, he built the Monkeemobile and not George Barris.
Photos of Vintage Auto Dealerships, Repair Shops, and Gas Stations
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roadcuda
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I'm not sure I'd want to get my car serviced at a company called "Failings Service" That's like going to a dentist who's name is "Dr. Hurt"
67newport
Old Man with a Hat
67newport
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Arvin, Kern County, California. Co-op store and gas station established December 1939
William T. Knauss & Son Automobile Repair, Ninth Ave. and Market St., Bethlehem, PA
I checked this location and it's residential with older homes, so I'm not sure that the address is correct.
I checked this location and it's residential with older homes, so I'm not sure that the address is correct.
Clinton Street, Syracuse, NY. 1965
Interestingly enough, this was on a local Facebook page and someone spoke up and said they had painted that wall 60 years ago.
Today.
Interestingly enough, this was on a local Facebook page and someone spoke up and said they had painted that wall 60 years ago.
Today.
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67newport
Old Man with a Hat
The foot of Main Street Buffalo… circa 1960 & today
Bismarck, N. Dakota 1913 Cadillac coming out of the door.
Makes sense that this is in Roswell.
car is a late 30's Tatra The Tatra T87 - Powered By A Rear-Mounted Air-Cooled V8 + 100 mph Capable Said to be the inspiration for the VW Beetle when Hitler and Ferdinand Porsche saw it.
car is a late 30's Tatra The Tatra T87 - Powered By A Rear-Mounted Air-Cooled V8 + 100 mph Capable Said to be the inspiration for the VW Beetle when Hitler and Ferdinand Porsche saw it.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Leno has one and had it on his show, a unique vehicle for sure.
CourtneyStewart
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The style changes greatly, very attractiveRoom and Board's furniture store in the Logan Circle neighborhood at 14th and T Streets NW in Washington, DC started life as "the R.L. Taylor building, originally built in 1919 as a Ford Motors showroom." Funny that, selling the Ford Model T on T Street
Here is what it looked like in 1923, as seen in a "5x4 glass negative (from the) National Photo Company Collection." A high-res version is here:
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Below is what it looks like today, after renovation by McCullough Construction, LLC. "McCullough Construction added a fourth floor to this 1919 Historic property originally built as a showroom and factory for Ford Motors (...) to house a new and modern furniture store. In addition to high end contemporary finishes, all new building systems were added, including elevator, HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems." A very successful renovation -- the store is well worth visiting, and the furniture is great.
PS: I wonder if the tree in front is the same specimen as the sapling in the 1923 photo...
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67newport
Old Man with a Hat
Austen & Butta Chrysler showroom, Main Street Lithgow, New South Wales
67newport
Old Man with a Hat
3733 Wiltshire Blvd. in Los Angeles.
Now a freaking Dennys!
Now a freaking Dennys!
Car is a 1917 Chalmers
