If I had to guess I'd say a '41 Ford.

 

I'd say that was a pretty-good guess!

Pop

 

I'll take your word for it. I could not focus on the grill well enough to say.

 

... ...

The 'old' Chrysler is a 1946, 1947 or 1948. All 3 years are identical.

 

Was that true for Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto as well?

No wonder I could never feel precise about those cars.

 

1946 DeSoto has a one year only hood front ornament, otherwise...

 

We've got a few pics in this thread of Dodger Stadium, I guess it's only fair we should give the American League it's due:




When the Los Angeles Angels Flew to Anaheim

 

Wow Steve thanks for Posting that.... My father after he retired, from the oil industry, took a job working for the Angels, and then later on the Rams, as an accountant.. so when I was a teen, I spent a lot of time at Anaheim Stadium, watching Games, and having the run of the place.. For a period of time in College, I dated Brian Downing's Niece... she was a hotty.. oh and I hated Georgia Frontierre or as I called her George Front and reary

 

Thought this was worth saving in this thread for Phil.

 

Very nice!

 

Speaking of that rock, a photo from today's paper.

 

Here's a better shot of that last one:

E-2C "Hawkeyes"

Pop

 

Thanks Pop, you can really see that tight turn around the Point and erosion.

 

Not a pic, but an interesting animation of "then and now"

Watch the Strange Growth of Los Angeles, From 1877 to 2000 - Video Interlude - Curbed LA

 

(In order these are)

1914 Miller's Theatre, Los Angeles.

1917 The Broadway, Los Angeles.

Brentwood Motors Ford, Brentwood CA, 1967

First Street, San Jose CA, 1950s

First Street, San Jose CA, 1970s

Moore Motor Sales, Hudson, Riverside CA, 1950

Motel City Center, San Jose CA, 1960s