How To Go Places (1954)

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  @hebneh · 13 years ago

  That dashboard looks familiar - my mother kept her 1954 Chevrolet station wagon for over 50 years. <br><br>No safety equipment, no air conditioning, and especially - no freeways yet. So a long trip like this one involved complicated routes on big and small roads. That explains the family coming to the dead end at night when everybody&apos;s fussy.

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  @MorganMcGinnis · 16 years ago

  &quot;Thanks to 3 small boys with a hidden talent for Burglary&quot; lol...

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  @billy12080 · 14 years ago

  My family had a 1953 Chevrolet which was very similar in appearance to the 1954 featured here. &nbsp;It had Chevy&apos;s famous and economical 6-cylinder engine coupled with the 2-speed Powerglide transmission. &nbsp;The car here is a Bel Aire which was Chevy&apos;s luxury model in those days. &nbsp;Nice trim, radio, the premium upholstery, etc. &nbsp;The car pictured here was equipped with power seats which was a rare option in those days, especially in Chevys. &nbsp;

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  @totttrax · 3 years ago

  Man they should bring back all these how to films for the young adults , today they act helpless even though they have a world of knowledge in their hand

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  @djszabo418 · 4 years ago

  Gale Storm was famous at this time. &nbsp;Lee Bonnell was her real life husband. She had 4 children altogether. I owned a 1954 Chevrolet Model 210 2-door. Wish I had it now.

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  @Rogier7305 · 13 years ago

  If we leave a note for the postman or milkman today we would find our house empty when we return.

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  @J.G54 · 3 years ago

  Those were the days 👍🏼

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• GI

  @gideonwaxfarb · 13 years ago

  Next time I go on vacation, I&apos;ll be sure and leave a note for the milk man :)

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  @bobtis · 6 years ago

  Gale Storm was so cute but she sure had that smokers voice

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  @tank9192 · 7 years ago

  All it took was three small boys with a hidden talent for burglary. Lol

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  @shivamraizada870 · 6 years ago

  How sweet era.....so nice

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  @amberola1b · 14 years ago

  I had a `54 Chevy as of about 12 years ago, &nbsp;the `55`s thru `57`s were supposed to be the hot ones from Chevrolet of that era, but everywhere i went with mine, someone invariably said to me, &quot;I had one of those&quot;, or, &quot;a `54 was the first new car I had&quot; &nbsp;So I felt special.

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