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“Alexander Motors, 2037 Main Street. They sold the Henry J and the Kaiser Frazer. Notice the sign, it says they will give away a Muntz TV. 1950.” LS The banner hanging on the front of the dealership advertises a Free 20 inch Muntz TV with every Henry J purchase and there is a row of […]
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“Here is the corners of Main and Orange streets. It shows Claude Nolan, Inc. Cadillac dealers. The Henry McClellan’s English Ford. The section on the right is now a motel. Claude Nolan also moved out.” LS The Claude Nolan Pontiac/Cadillac dealership building is still standing but has been empty and boarded up for many years. […]
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A 1940’s Cadillac pulls a shinny new Bruce Trailer Sales All-Metal Life Time Trailer past the Brooks Motors Inc. building at the corner of Union and Laura Streets. There is the front end of a vehicle following the trailer decorated with ribbons so my guess is it was part of a parade through downtown Jacksonville. […]
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“A very attractive young lady at Jacksonville Beach, FL on a summer day in 1963. As you can see we weren’t alone, lots of onlookers, the car isn’t bad either.” LS The Brumos car dealership is well represented in the collection of Loyd Sandgren’s work as well as attractive young ladies. I don’t know if […]
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There is no information with this photograph but the history of this now defunct auto marque is fascinating. Crosley only produced cars from 1939 to 1952. They got 50 miles per gallon and Crosley was the last company in the United States to cease production of civilian vehicles during W.W. II.
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