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Originally Posted by schakravarthy (Post 3708185)

A couple of pics shared on FB.
The place, as mentioned in the post there, is Tirupati, circa 1938.

Definitely not 1938, atleast not the first pic. - that Austin A40 Devon's 10 years 'younger!' :)

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Originally Posted by DHABHAR.BEHRAM (Post 3707046)

Wow, the whole thing feels like it happened yesterday. How time flies. I really wish those simple days would come back! Anyways, ENJOY! :).

Best regards,

Behram Dhabhar

Its always good to read your nostalgic posts Mr. Dhabhar! And the EXACT specifications and prices and even dates sometimes make it even more special :D Cheers!

Meanwhile, while surfing the internet, I found this rare picture of The Beatles during their visit to India (1968) with their chauffeurs (??)

The car at the back looks like a 1960 Chevy Impala Sport Sedan. Which is the other one?

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Originally Posted by Impala59 (Post 3708600)

The car at the back looks like a 1960 Chevy Impala Sport Sedan. Which is the other one ?

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Probably a Cadillac Series 62, 1960 - going by the above picture (supposedly of Ringo in India) ?

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Originally Posted by travancore (Post 3708609)

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Probably a Cadillac Series 62, 1960 - going by the above picture (supposedly of Ringo in India) ?

The tailfin is typically Cadillac of the late 1950's and early 1960's. No other car can boast of similar tailfins.

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Originally Posted by travancore (Post 3708609)

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Probably a Cadillac Series 62, 1960 - going by the above picture (supposedly of Ringo in India) ?

I just noticed that Ringo is wearing the same shirt and cords in both Impala59's photo and the one I posted. So must have been on the same trip ?

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Originally Posted by travancore (Post 3708476)

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Delhi

source: Flickr/ Facebook

Hey, nowhere nostalgic. Look at the AC outdoor unit on the LHS :D

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The Judges’ courts and public offices of Madura are housed in the vast mediaeval palace of the famous Thirumala Naik who ruled Madura about the time the first English ambassador visited the Moghul Emperor Jehangir.

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A pair of buses of the 1940s, one Ford (mistakenly identified as a Chevy) and one unidentified are seen here

http://enjoyyercaud.com/heritage.htm

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The description reads

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N.S. Bus going up and the Chevrolet belonging to Honey Rock Estate coming down the ghat road.
The first bus service to the Shevaroys was operated by NS in 1920

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Originally Posted by moralfibre (Post 3711800)

Churchgate station:

Looks a tad different today:D The car is probably a 1946 Plymouth. Thanks for taking the effort to share so many of these great pics.

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Originally Posted by karlosdeville (Post 3711864)

Looks a tad different today:D The car is probably a 1946 Plymouth. Thanks for taking the effort to share so many of these great pics.

It sure does. What is nice is the Capstan cigarettes advertisement makes an appearance in another picture of Churchgate station: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/vintag...ml#post2713499

:D

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THE POLSON MODEL DAIRY AT ANAND An exterior view of the Dairy.

Is that a Buick in the driveway? The history of Polson dairy is quite interesting. Lookup Wikipedia.

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Originally Posted by moralfibre (Post 3712308)

Is that a Buick in the driveway? The history of Polson dairy is quite interesting. Lookup Wikipedia.

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Those trademark high mounted lights means to me looks more like a 1937 Chrysler.