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#1507798 07/04/2023 2:01 PM
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Guys, was thumbing through a 1937 issue of LIFE Magazine and came across this ad᠁.thought you might enjoy.
Happy July 4th!
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way cool, thanks for sharing!


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Nice.. is that driver wearing a tie?


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Originally Posted by Super55
Nice.. is that driver wearing a tie?
I don’t think so, but he is wearing a fedora which was the fashion back then.
Cool photo. 👍


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