Wagons in vintage Street scenes

De Anza Motor Lodge in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

 

Perry Street in Napoleon, Ohio.

 

Park Crest Motel in Monterey, California.

 

Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs, California.

 

Cozy Corner in Kernville, California.

 

Shopping Center in Blue Jay, California.

 

Circle Diner in Flemington, New Jersey.

 

Blue Jay is in the San Bernardino Mountains, near Lake Arrowhead.

 

Brenny's Granite City Ambulance Service in St. Cloud, MN





A-1 Ambulance (Waco, TX)

 

Old Pictures

These are the best. Great stuff.
Thanks for the show.

 

In the US, only the Grand Prix convertible and hardtop got the hidden headlight grille in 67. This front end looks so much better on these wagons than the standard 67 full size Pontiac front. I wish these were available in the US.

 

For a nominal extra charge we will try to revive your loved ones one last time before planting them in the ground.

Why does a funeral home need a vehicle equiped with oxygen?

 

I suspect it would depend on how long that person was laying around before they were found - the oxygen may be for the driver and passenger (the live one) to breath on the way to the morgue

 

Before federal regulations were enacted to standardize EMS services/protocols in communities, many funeral homes offered ambulance services.

 

So many people didn't know if you were coming, or going?

I think if I were whacked and woke up in the local hearse I might be a tad physical about my state. I've always had this absolute fear of being buried alive.