[Dennis H.]

Did you notice the 61 Ford 2dr wagon behind it, I don't believe I have ever seen one of those before, a rare car today.

[Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Dennis H.

Did you notice the 61 Ford 2dr wagon behind it, I don't believe I have ever seen one of those before, a rare car today.

Speaking of '61 Ford wagons, we had one 1965-1968.
Here it is up on Mt Washington, circa 1967. I'm the boy in the grey jacket.

[Lightfoot]

Here's one taken in 1966 when a late model Mustang coupe knocked down a telephone pole out in front of our yard.
Note the '66 Chevy town police car with Turbo-Jet fender emblems.

[Old Man Taylor]

This was near Malibu in February of 1941. My Mom and Dad, me and my Dad's sister. She was closer to my age than she was to my Dad's age.

[Hikin Mike]

My uncle and his new '68 Coronet 500 convertible. I have it now in the garage.

[68ragtop]

Originally Posted by Old Man Taylor

This was near Malibu in February of 1941. My Mom and Dad, me and my Dad's sister. She was closer to my age than she was to my Dad's age.

Your Father looks a bit like Elvis in the early 50's

[camerjeff]

I like this shot from 1964/65 notice the only car in the picture getting any attention.

[Wareagle]

Originally Posted by camerjeff

I like this shot from 1964/65 notice the only car in the picture getting any attention.

Cool > GTO

[Wareagle]

GTO > Blown SD-421

[Pontiac62]

This was taken from the front steps of the Capitol Building looking toward the Temple of Justice in Olympia, WA. Probably taken in the late 60s.
My first Pontiac in the foreground.

[U47]

Originally Posted by Pontiac62

This was taken from the front steps of the Capitol Building looking toward the Temple of Justice in Olympia, WA. Probably taken in the late 60s.
My first Pontiac in the foreground.

You can always tell a car guy from one who isn't. All the way over on a end space.

[SR-71]

Originally Posted by camerjeff

I like this shot from 1964/65 notice the only car in the picture getting any attention.

It looks pretty smoggy out. Check out the White Castle restaurant in the background.

[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by Pontiac62

This was taken from the front steps of the Capitol Building looking toward the Temple of Justice in Olympia, WA. Probably taken in the late 60s.
My first Pontiac in the foreground.

My cousin had the twin to your '62 back in the early 80s except that his had a red interior. I see my first car in that photo too. The red '63 Impala next to the white wagon looks exactly like the one I had in H.S.

[U47]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

My cousin had the twin to your '62 back in the early 80s except that his had a red interior. I see my first car in that photo too. The red '63 Impala next to the white wagon looks exactly like the one I had in H.S.

I'd take the 55 Olds 98. The wagon is a mid 60's Rambler

[johnta1]

OMT, what year is that Pontiac?

Looks about like the one my Dad had.

[U47]

Originally Posted by johnta1

OMT, what year is that Pontiac?

Looks about like the one my Dad had.

65 4 dr.

[johnta1]

Meant this one?

[camerjeff]

Originally Posted by SR-71

It looks pretty smoggy out. Check out the White Castle restaurant in the background.

I was told it was taken in Detroit, but I do not think so, The Street cars were gone by 1960 in Detroit, I was thinking maybe Toronto, but nothing other than the Street cars look correct. we do have White Castles so maybe? I don't think its Smog but just plain old fog.

I did some cross referencing with US cities that had White Castles, and still had Streetcars in the 1960's, the only possibilities I can come up with are Pittsburgh last Streetcars ran in late 1963 so this could possibly be an early production 64 GTO, but the land looks to flat for Pitt, and Philadelphia had Streetcars until 1992.

I will have to look up inter city lines in the mid 60's to check color schemes

[camerjeff]

Well Definatly Not Philly, The Colors are wrong. These are some 60's Pontiac's with Philly Street Cars.

[camerjeff]

I think I have a Match Pittsburgh, and the 1st picture seems to show they operated into the 70's at least, not 1963 like the other site stated.