Photos of Vintage Auto Dealerships, Repair Shops, and Gas Stations
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Harley Davidson mechanic class, 1917. Looks like some soldiers were there for training too.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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Libertyville Lincoln-Mercury and Miller Krueger Dodge.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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Various pictures
Kar Kraft assembly line. Putting Boss 429 engines in already assembled Mustangs.
Peter's Pontiac, 860 Commonwealth, Boston MA. Shade west of the iconic Back Bay area of Boston with much of its remaining Victorian-era housing still there.
The Pontiac "chief" was neighborhood staple for years it is said. Photo ca. 1962.
Building itself dates hack to 1930's, some neo-classical mixed with art deco.
Same address, alleged to be remodeled facade. Part of it, on the left, even torn down. White doorway mid building gives it away to me, plus basic roof outline of 30's facade is still visible.
I vote yes - original building is cosmetically intact approaching age 100.
The Pontiac "chief" was neighborhood staple for years it is said. Photo ca. 1962.
Building itself dates hack to 1930's, some neo-classical mixed with art deco.
Same address, alleged to be remodeled facade. Part of it, on the left, even torn down. White doorway mid building gives it away to me, plus basic roof outline of 30's facade is still visible.
I vote yes - original building is cosmetically intact approaching age 100.
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Washington DC
67newport
Old Man with a Hat
67newport
Old Man with a Hat
How about some little cars! Hot Wheels assembly line.
Excelsior Henderson assembly line in Chicago.
14th St. NW in DC. The building on the left, which replaced the Hudson dealership, seems interesting in its own right.
67newport
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