If it's like the house I grew up in, the well may be under there. People are in the way to see, but there may be an access plate in the middle.
Now - That's something you just don't see everyday in these back in the day period street scenes and if so then very rarely ... and I don't mean the watch tower nor snow on a watch tower .... but rather a 57 Buick just going around out and about on the streets, probably because they did'nt make all that many that year to begin with all across the board :
I don't think it clearly shows the door handle to be push button. It could definitely be the '49 pull-handle. However, the most obvious point that makes it a '49 is the parking light. On a 50, it is beneath the bar and above the bumper on the lower corner of the fender even slightly wrapping around. No parking lights there on a '49. Case closed
Bahamas Speed Week, Nassau, Bahamas, 1963. John Mecom and Roger Penske looking forward to running Mecom’s factory Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sports in the feature race against Carroll Shelby's Cobra team.
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