Where was this Mopar Brochure/Ad Photo shot?

[amazinblue82]

one player reports location and the answer to other questions. question 3 really cant be answered without speculation (unless you've been there) or you've examined digital pics of area in a map application.

Good luck if you decide to play. Answer in a few days.

 

[D Cluley]

Pretty sure I've got it.

 

[amazinblue82]

two folks in correctly. not fooled by the illustrator or the internet.. at the end maybe they, or others, will weigh in on their m.o.

answer in a couple of days. thanks for playing..

 

[SPF Required]

Thanks for starting the new year off with this game @amazinblue82

I look forward to the next one!

 

[amazinblue82]

good to hear from you man.

this one appears to have run its course. three people got it, some untold number may have got it, its getting lots of views but many fewer solvers - usually a sign its lost its legs.

Answer tomorrow. another one next week unless some other OP runs one. thanks

 

[amazinblue82]

879 Answer.

this is Grand army plaza in NYC, fifth avenue at 59th roughly. the two monuments are there. the one on the left is the General William Sherman statue (erected 1902) of Civil War notoriety, the one on right is the Pulitzer fountain (erected 1916).

couple obvious artistic liberties are the two monuments were never and still aren't so close together such a picture could ever to be taken. Plus Sherman statue faces the pulitzer fountain - always has since it was erected 120 years ago. cars aint that big and the angles/distances just don't work.

a favorite, famous location for Chrysler advertising for many years around NYC as we've been here before. plus the Apple store, GM Building, edge of Central Park, and Plaza Hotel are here.