Vintage shots from days gone by!

Don, that is what I thought, that's why I asked. To me it looks like two cars. I don't remember the B piller of a crown vic or glass top having the Nomad look like this car. When did they make the first Ranchero? '57 wasn't it?

 

It's the roofline of a '56 Crown Vic. The '55 and '56 Crown Vic's have this body style with a minor difference in side trim. There are no Ranchero's prior to '57 which is a completely different body and side trim.

 

Concur, it is one car - a '56 glasstop Crown Vic. Side trim and front wrap-around parking lamp is '56.

 

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Hmmm, I wonder if there may be a usable part or two in that pile!

Doc.

 

Not sure if this has been posted, it was on the Nat Geo website. Anyone know what the coupe is?

 

Looks like 1936 Dodge to me - I mean the car behind the LEGS, in the background...

 

Who's she? Pose is like Bonnie Parker's, but wrong car, wrong gun, prettier face.

 

The sign also says "museum," consistent with a modern reenactment/shot.

 

Pic from the World War 2 era:

Meet Mrs. Josephine Smith, aged 84, whose hobby is digging graves. She lives in Drouin, a typical little farming town (1100 people), in southern Australia, 60 miles out of the Victorian capital, Melbourne

 

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It may be,I found it on a vintage gas station post.

 

Thanks, John. So, it's a set-up shot. The site the link opens up is pretty vast. Though the "dog" shot is featured up front, it wasn't accompanied by any details about the mechanics, timing or purpose of putting the dog/snow/'57 elements together. Did you find any discussion of this specific photo somewhere in there?

 

Hopefully these last few dogs pictures make up for the "non-vintage "picture from yesterday.Look forward to seeing whats been posted here when I get home from work.