Wagons in vintage Street scenes

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Not a very big tent trailer there, but I would have to say I would not be very comfortable towing it with a VW Squareback.

 

Looks like an Apache pop-up trailer. Not a tent trailer. Don't know what they weighed, but, I'm inclined to agree about not wanting to tow one with a VW.

 

Dang Jim. You hit the motherlode! So many great photos. I know that things were far from perfect "back then". But man, I wish we could go back to those simpler times. I'm pretty convinced that life was better.
Thanks for sharing all of these with us.

 

i rember when were kids we went to the ny collowsiem and saw the munters , batmobile, ect. good times.

 

Went to the Chicago show many times. My greatest thrill was when I was in college and they had a DeTomaso Mangusta on display. It was the only time I've ever seen one instead of the more common Pantera. It had a 427 in it.

 

Dude.
That black and gold T/A...

 

Middlebury Vermont

 

A family member has a Trans Am he put into storage, it's probably a 75 to 77 but that's a guess as I only saw it once, very low mileage, black with gold, its stored with his '70 AAR 'cuda and a '71 Challenger convertible and a couple of other performance cars. They were tucked away in 1982 and still there.

 

all these pics are like the sears catalog wen i was young lol

 

Imagine opening that door today. Would be like opening King Tut's tomb.

 

There was a small Chevy dealership in Cayuga, IN population about 400. The oldest son, who inherited it from his father when he passed bought a new Corvette every year, starting with 1954, and put it in a storage building in town. You could drive by and barely see them thru the dirty windows in the front of the building. I moved away from the area and never heard what became of them. Very few people even knew they were there.