Mystery car pix

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  • stickguystickguy Member Posts: 53,781
    Nash metropolitan front row left of center.

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  • bhill2bhill2 Member Posts: 2,613
    Gloriously ugly 61 Dodge Dart in the row next to the street.

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  • tmarttmart Member Posts: 2,413

    Couple of Bugs, couple of 59 Chevys, a 54 Ford, a 50/51 Ford, a late 50s Mercury

  • ab348ab348 Member Posts: 20,452
    I always find it fascinating to see British cars in period pictures like this from the 1950s/60s showing how they had market share in export markets in those years which disappeared a decade or so later. The other thing this pic shows nicely is the size disparity between import compacts and the domestic land yachts of the era.

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  • explorerx4explorerx4 Member Posts: 20,938
    The way most cars are parked, that must be a hospital for people with vision problems.
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  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,638
    edited October 2
    The British cars and the difference between the Beetle and 57 Buick caught my eye. Canada was more in tune with British exports, and cars like the Austin next to the Ford at right, and the Standard-based Triumph wagon street parked were much less common on the USDM.

    61 Chevy 4 door HT (maybe a Bel Air? rare car - note it doesn't appear to have Impala rear lights) next to the Dodge, and a 51 Ford Victoria next to a Stude at lower center.
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