[Found here, here, and the 3rd created from a colorized stereogram of A.L. Cantrell’s Crown Gas Station & General Store, Penfield, Georgia (1941) found here.]
Update: Link to the store photo found here.
Category: Automotive
Bug of the Apocalypse
Wave Hello To Honest Joe – Rubin Goldstein
“Nobody outside his family knew his real name. Dallas knew him as Honest Joe. For nearly three decades Honest Joe’s pawn shop was one of the central hubs of activity in Deep Ellum. He sold everything from gold watches to prosthetic limbs to automatic weapons. His two-story building was covered in hand-painted signs and hubcaps – or was it? It was covered in signage and hubcaps, but as for the two-story part . . . well, that’s another story . . .”
[Top photo by Thomas Hoepker (1963) found here. Second photo found here (with a must-read history); third here; fourth here.]
Cat Charging
[Found here.]
The .Gif Friday Post No. 902 – Prancyboys, Seal Lion Boops & The Bus of Judgement
The Boys Are Back In Town
1973 1974 Chevy Nova & 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Plymouth Fury.
[Found here.]
Update: Thanks to Dan P. who correctly identified the Plymouth with truck running gear.
Update 2: Eric says that’s a ’74 Nova in the back. Good eye.
Tacky Raccoons 