Vintage dealerships

I thought I knew every Buddy Holly song ever made, but I never heard that one.

Thanks for posting it.

 

I'm glad about having graduated when I did. The chicks in our high school never wore their grandmothers' haircuts

 

Let alone their grandmother's eyeglasses.

 

Sherry Hendrick even appears to have been wearing her grandmothe's clunker earrings which were heavy enough to stretch grandma's lobes almost down to her shoulder

 

HEY STELLA!!!! Doesn’t she look like a Baberaham Lincoln. Not so sure I see a Ms Lubbock in the whole bunch.... although Nancy Herring is rather fetching.

 

There you go making me wish I had a time machine again...

 

How about now?

 

‘55 was a pretty good year for almost all models. I take those two, just as they sit.

 

The year of '55 really put Chevrolet on the map. All new brilliantly designed car with the all new 265 V-8. The birth of the Small Block that continued on for decades. But I also agree, '55 was a great year for many models.

 

It’s kinda cool to see a new car show room, and a “used car” show room side by side.

 

I remember as a kid seeing the new Cadillacs at that dealership and thinking how neat that they supplied all the new Cadillacs to Lets Make a Deal.