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Here are some great old, car-related advertisements that I photocopied
from our library at school. Believe it or not, they have every Life
magazine from about 1930 up through the 70's, you know...those HUGE
ones, all back in our periodicals section. So, since I used to work
at the copy center in the library (I made copies...whoopie), I decided
I'd make something worth copying. And of course, you guys get to check
them out.
If you
click on the picture, you can see the huge, life-sized verson of each
ad, except for the nash one, because it got messed up. I'll fix it later!
Cheers!
- Kustom
Kitten
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Check out this
beauty ("on the boulevard")
- an
ad for a '50 ford.
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Another '50 Ford
ad. Pretty funny stuff.
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My personal favorite,
the '49 Mercury car ad.
What a damn fine car!
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"Futuramic
Oldsmobile 'Holiday' Coupe"
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The
Nash...a pretty ugly car, but had a strong frame. Actually, I think
the fuzz back in the day used Nashes for cop-cars. But don't quote
us.
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The Plymouth
woody. A party car, a family car, a car to brag about.
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A sweet ad for the "Rocket
'88". These are truly great advertisements.
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I copied this
one for Crummy. He loves old sprint cars, like the ones at our local
"Eastern
Museum of Motor Racing (EMMR)".
If you haven't been there, you local yokels, it's on the way to Camp
Hill on Rt. 15 in PA. Can't miss the sign!
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on increasing the life of your tires? Champion's got 'em!
(apologies for the cut-up quality. Some of these ads were too big
for my scanner so I had to piece them together in Photoshop.)
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