Could be. My knowledge of farm equipment is very minimal. I would be curious to know what he used for the discs.

Love the 69 or 70 ’fastback stang w the trailer hitch in this picture.

62 LeMans at the pump shows why they didn't handle well, just look at those tires.

Here’s a few long roofs.

Just a FYI those leaded stickers on the pump I have about 50 of them if anyone needs one.

First flip top funny car? 😜

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Cool pic. Canadian Pontiacs. Nice pick ups too!

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What engine would be in those Pontiac?

Check out the LeMans!
Please excuse me if already posted.

I'm checking out what that kid is checking out...:D

That kid is no looking at Farrahs grocery bag.

I think that's the kid from the Partridge family.
Didn't know Farrah and the girls were ever on that show.
Cool

John Deere agency.

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Wake up Lil Suzy , wake up

Apparently, Farrah was credited as "Pretty Girl" in a 1970 ep of The Partridge Family ("The Sound of Money"), so yes, that is very likely Danny Bonaduce. (I do not have a clear recollection of specific eps of the show, and I surely didn't recall Farrah on it - because, in 1970, who knew who Farrah was? She wasn't even Mrs. Lee Majors in 1970. The above info comes from wikipedia - so it must be correct, right? LOL)

For years, I had a pinup of her in my garage. What a beautiful woman and a beautiful person she was, taken from us too young (62).

Great pic, great dress, and oh...nice car out on the street. ;-)

Maybe they didn't air that episode in all markets.
I don't think I would have forgotten that one since she had her signature nipple protrusion in force as it appears.
That would have been real racy on a family show in 1970.
Cher's bellybutton was borderline material.

Her swimsuit poster might have outsold McDonalds hamburgers when it first came out.
We all thought Lee Majors was the luckiest man alive

Sid Barrett with his ‘59 Parisienne.

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Chevrolet engines typically in those cars. Same with the chassis. You may notice that the wheels are inset more into the wheelwells.

I always thought Syd's 59 convertible was a Bonneville.
Glad to finally know what it actually is , instead.