[MikeNoun]

1965 : I think we can all see the coolest car in this Oldsmobile dealer's overflow lot.

[Old Blue 66]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

1965 : I think we can all see the coolest car in this Oldsmobile dealer's overflow lot.

Im not sure that just an Olds overflow lot. The Pontiac has Pontiac signs on it as does the building to the far right.

That may be a Pontiac/Olds Dealer.

[Drag Star Le Mans]

I missed that big time having the GTO sitting there nose to nose. The 65ish Impala is closer size wise to a 64 Catalina. It make the 65 Tempest look small.

[400 4spd.]

Originally Posted by Drag Star Le Mans

I missed that big time having the GTO sitting there nose to nose. The 65ish Impala is closer size wise to a 64 Catalina. It make the 65 Tempest look small.

I agree with you on it being a 65 rather than a 66. It has an emblem on the header panel, 66 did not.

[70Steve]

Originally Posted by Old Blue 66

Im not sure that just an Olds overflow lot. The Pontiac has Pontiac signs on it as does the building to the far right.

That may be a Pontiac/Olds Dealer.

Looks like Motor Trend Car of the Year on the side of it, but did you see the big banner near the Firestone sign? 1965 Wide Track Pontiac Drive one today...quick! Love it.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

1965 : I think we can all see the coolest car in this Oldsmobile dealer's overflow lot.

Somewhere in Missouri (near Springfield).

K

[2002Z4CSS]

I like that 1965 Olds dealer photo.

[John V.]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

Somewhere in Missouri (near Springfield).

K

Actually, this is a corner in Nashville, Georgia.

Possibly Jerry Kelley Pontiac Oldsmobile or some predecessor of that business, Jerry Kelley GMC now in nearby Adel, GA, I believe.

Only a strip shopping center there now.

https://www.google.com/maps/@31.2057...sy5bkF8ytQ!2e0

Checking out the structure housing the shops, looks like they may have remodeled the old showroom rather than completely tear it down.

[John V.]

Looks like the dealership name was Schwartz Pontiac-Oldsmobile in Nashville, Georgia as noted in the obituaries of a couple folks who worked there.

[John V.]

Owner Harry Schwartz in Nashville, GA.

Pic says circa late '50s. Note "F85 Tempest" in the window and the car down on the corner, looks like an early '60s to me. And the Mustang under the awning, has to be mid '64 or later.

I'd bet this pic was taken by the same photographer moments before or after the one posted earlier. You can see a corner of the same "Schwartz" sign on the building in the first pic too.

[Old Blue 66]

Originally Posted by John V.

Actually, this is a corner in Nashville, Georgia.

Possibly Jerry Kelley Pontiac Oldsmobile or some predecessor of that business, Jerry Kelley GMC now in nearby Adel, GA, I believe.

Only a strip shopping center there now.

https://www.google.com/maps/@31.2057...sy5bkF8ytQ!2e0

Checking out the structure housing the shops, looks like they may have remodeled the old showroom rather than completely tear it down.

Its unrecognizable as a dealer now.

[John V.]

Originally Posted by Old Blue 66

Its unrecognizable as a dealer now.

Ditto that. And the tall block building that was attached to it is gone. But if you "walk" down to the corner where that building was, you see the steel beams that extend out of the shopping center building. They look reminiscent of dealership building structures from that era to me. The façade along the street is completely changed. But I still think they may have kept the original structural steel and remodeled from there.

No matter, it definitely is no longer configured like a car dealership now.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by John V.

Actually, this is a corner in Nashville, Georgia.

Possibly Jerry Kelley Pontiac Oldsmobile or some predecessor of that business, Jerry Kelley GMC now in nearby Adel, GA, I believe.

Only a strip shopping center there now.

https://www.google.com/maps/@31.2057...sy5bkF8ytQ!2e0

Checking out the structure housing the shops, looks like they may have remodeled the old showroom rather than completely tear it down.

Dang it.

I thought the state shape looked like Missouri, and was able to find convergance of MO highways 76, 125 and 168 near Springfield. Kind of an interesting coincidence.

K

[MikeNoun]

Interesting promo pic of a 1970 Grand Prix.

[Wareagle]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

Interesting promo pic of a 1970 Grand Prix.

Nice- The Ultimate Executive Hot Rod

[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

Interesting promo pic of a 1970 Grand Prix.

Never noticed that lower front air-dam before..or just what is that? Looks kind of airbrushed in that area. Interesting twin stripe tires also.

[goatless]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

Interesting twin stripe tires also.

I still have the original spare from the '71 GP I owned- a twin stripe.
If one white stripe is classy, two must be even classier!

[60man]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

Never noticed that lower front air-dam before..or just what is that? Looks kind of airbrushed in that area. Interesting twin stripe tires also.

More of a lower valance....

[Jack Gifford]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

Interesting promo pic of a 1970 Grand Prix.

Did those hubcaps get produced?

[60man]

These are definitely vintage.....and they are cars/trucks....
Found them in back of my storage shed. My Mom gave them to me when I was a young buck...way back!!
I threw them in dishwasher to get dust off..
Maybe I'll Erape them....???

Still has aftershave in them...does that mean they are NOS..