Mystery car pix

kyfdx

'60 Ford..

tmart

Appears to be a second 60 Ford parked at the left. A Falcon and a 62 Ford wagon.

stickguy

Obligatory falcon and 60 ford back to back.

Is it a Stude Hawk next to loaded up car (a Kaiser?) with the trunk open?

Lostwrench3

A guy leaning on a 1956 Plymouth.
A fun ride in a 1955 Chevy wagon.

Lostwrench3

And, a 1961 Plymouth, 3rd vehicle up, parked on the right.

texases

I think that Chevy wagon is a '56, following a '57 Chevy, following a '63 Rambler Classic

explorerx4

2 Chevy pickups, one on the left next to the Falcon and the other on the right next to the Studebaker.
A Ford pickup on the right in front of the 62 Ford wagon.

ab348

The '60 Ford driving along the street is a fairly uncommon 4-door hardtop, a Galaxie apparently. Nobody mentioned the ubiquitous VW Bug.

xwesx

ab348 said:

The '60 Ford driving along the street is a fairly uncommon 4-door hardtop, a Galaxie apparently. Nobody mentioned the ubiquitous VW Bug.

Darn it. I was going to take that one!

andys120

'60 Ford Galaxie 500! , VW Bug, Ford Falcon, '62 Ford ( Ranch?) Wagon [newest car?]

texases

That may be tied with the '62 Chevy about 10 cars down on the right curb.

tmart

The 62 Ford wagon has a wide chrome stripe, therefore I think it’s a Country Sedan.

tmart

andys120 said:

62 Studebaker Grand Turismo Hawk. The Thunderbird inspired roofline really looks good.

fintail

Yep the 60 Ford in the foreground is a Galaxie "Town Victoria", a real hen's tooth today. And white (or maybe pale blue), never see 60 Fords in that color.

Way up ahead rounding the corner looks like the roofline of a 63 Galaxie fastback.

andys120

stickguy

Gorgeous Maserati.

explorerx4

kyfdx

Yenko Nova. '70 or '71?

texases

Real or 'tribute'?

explorerx4

Don't know but it looked very clean.

kyfdx

texases said:

Real or 'tribute'?

Probably 10% are real, at the most.. cool, though

stickguy

My favorite body style nova. A nice 4 speed SS350 would be fun to have.

I bet that’s a clone

andys120

stickguy said:

Gorgeous Maserati.

"Yeah, it's A Maser all right. To me it's THE Maserati, has been ever since ?i first saw it in '61.

1961 Maserat 3500GT Vignale Spyder. Giovanni Michelotti styled it.

Michaell

What is this?

tmart

It’s a Chevrolet Luminous produced from 1989 to 2001. Model years were 1990 to 2001. A very unattractive car.

ab348

Actually a Lumina produced for the Phillipines in the mid-00s. No wonder GM went broke.

kyfdx

It looks like a LeSabre body

explorerx4

I was thinking Buick Regal.

Michaell

explorerx4 said:

I was thinking Buick Regal.

It is the regal body style that was produced in China.

fintail

Seattle, July 1957, zooms well:

andys120

Car crushed by the derrick is a 1957 Ford Ranchero, Ahead of it a '48-'50 Olds

tmart

Black two door 56 Ford Fairlane hardtop at left and a white 56 Ford with a “bubble gum machine “ on the top at right.

explorerx4

Dark color 54 Chevy also with a bubble gum machine on top in front of the 56 Ford with the same.

ab348

"Geez, Felix, I TOLD you to tighten them bolts!!"

fintail

Kind of a trick - the front end and doors may be the same as a Ranchero, but it is a Ranch-something else:

tmart

A Ranch Wagon or a Del Rio Ranch Wagon

Lostwrench3

tmart said:

A Del Rio.

(Sorry. I deleted what some may consider a bad joke.)

andys120

I'd call it a Wreckchero!

andys120

texases

That squashed Ford was a RanchWagon, with the Wagon part squashed out of it.

stickguy

A falcon hiding behind the bushes.

not sure what the brown abomination is, but the nose reminds me of that Daimler SP250 catfish. With slight hints of a late 50's Corvette around the headlights.

stickguy

odd thing, styling changed so rapidly then that even though the spread old to new is probably only 6-7 years, the Falcon owner must have felt like they were driving a futuristic machine!

andys120

stickguy

Hmm, that picture looks familiar somehow....

tmart

That brown thing is a 58 Packard, plus a 50s Chevrolet, 50s Buick.

andys120

tmart said:

That brown thing is a 58 Packard, plus a 50s Chevrolet, 50s Buick.

That's right. That yr Stude was similar but they ID it at The Old Motor as a 1958 (last MY) Packard. The Chevy is a '53 or '54, the Buick is a '54 and bringing up the rear, barely visible is a (1960?) Ford Falcon.

The guy who owned the left side property hasn't mowed in months!

imidazol97

The Chevy is a 53 because of the round parking lights. 54 has brick shaped lights.

The Buick is a 1956. It's either a 55 or 56. Based on the shape of the
wheel covers, I'll go with 56. The dagmars on a 55 are pointed and the
dagmars on a 56 don't have the points. But they're not visible in the picture.

Lostwrench3

'55 Buick - round portholes.
'56 Buick - oval portholes.

andys120

tmart

Real early Suburban