Early Ford? (photo)
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Early Ford? (photo)
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Re: Early Ford? (photo)
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Re: Early Ford? (photo)
If the sign in the upper right of the photo is an accurate indication, that's El Centro, CA. It's located about 113 miles east of San Diego just a little north of the US/Mexico boarder. I spent some time down there a few years ago. Average temperature from June thru September is above 100 deg. F., with summer days often 110 + deg. F.
I doubt those cars had A/C. Whew!!!!
I doubt those cars had A/C. Whew!!!!