Intersting Blog, Road trip from the 1960s with photos

Started by SteveG1988, January 14, 2015, 10:51:38 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

SteveG1988

Roads Clinched

I55,I82,I84(E&W)I88(W),I87(N),I81,I64,I74(W),I72,I57,I24,I65,I59,I12,I71,I77,I76(E&W),I70,I79,I85,I86(W),I27,I16,I97,I96,I43,I41,


theline

Good stuff. It brought back memories for an old guy like me. Thanks for sharing.  :thumbsup:

wphiii

Seems like it was much easier to get away with sleeping in your car back then...

hm insulators

Remember: If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.

I'd rather be a child of the road than a son of a ditch.


At what age do you tell a highway that it's been adopted?

nexus73

What a great series!  AM radio, cars you can recognize but the Grand Canyon still looks the same for some silly reason...LOL!

Rick
US 101 is THE backbone of the Pacific coast from Bandon OR to Willits CA.  Industry, tourism and local traffic would be gone or severely crippled without it being in functioning condition in BOTH states.

dmr37

Quote from: nexus73 on January 27, 2015, 09:59:25 PM
What a great series!  AM radio, cars you can recognize but the Grand Canyon still looks the same for some silly reason...LOL!

Rick
I was thinking the same thing...it is 45 or so yrs older now

Tom958

#6
What a terrific find! I' reading the whole thing. :)

I think that the first yellow EXIT ONLY tab I saw was in 1965. This one looks rather un-Californian, at least to my southern eye:



I just like this photo. :)

xcellntbuy

The street lamp has a "suction cup" style luminaire and I spotted a Chevrolet Corvair.  Quite a historical shot.

Pete from Boston

What color are the overhead signs in the top photo above?



Opinions expressed here on belong solely to the poster and do not represent or reflect the opinions or beliefs of AARoads, its creators and/or associates.