Wagons in vintage Street scenes

"For the United Tastes of America"

Somebody should pick up that slogan TODAY and run with it..........

 

Can you identify the wagons in that pic?

 

Starting from furthest away in the photo...
1. Red, with white top, person standing next to it, in front of 'Christmas Tree' - Looks to me like a '56 Pontiac (almost identical to a '56 Chevy)
2. Next row, closer to camera, and to the right, blue and white two-tone - '56 Chevy, most likely a model 210 'Townsman' 4-door.
3. Closest row - Maroon and white 2-door wagon - This is another '56 Chevy 210 Townsman, just with 2 doors.
4. Three spaces over from #3 - Bronze-ish color. This one's a '59 Chevy, a mid-line 'Parkwood' model (comparable to a '59 'Bel Air' trimmed sedan)


By the way, this is the Portland, Oregon train station, still in use today. I got to see the 'back side' of it a few months ago, being on a train (wasn't my final destination, either way...) Not as architecturally interesting from the back.

 

Wow, you are very knowledgeable! Thanks a lot! I like the maroon/white and bronze ones the most.

 

From this distance, it appears to be Bi-Five Ford?

 

That photo is Dulles Airport probably about the time it opened in '62. Probably a Chrysler promotional photo with the 62 Plymouth displayed next to one of the Chrysler Corp "Mobile Lounge" vehicles used at the airport. So I would say the long roof in the photo is a 1961 or 62 Chrysler Mobile Lounge. Here one appears in a 1968 Chrysler magazine ad.

 

I'll stick with the motto of the S.E. Rykoff Foodservice Company:

"Enjoy Life...eat out more often."

 

LOL....
Rykoff was one of our food vendors when I worked at Woody's Smorgasburger in the late 60's to early 70's. Had a contract with the whole chain. Got most of our canned goods from them.