There was just one Oldsmobile, and of course it was a 4-4-2.


Starting on Pontiac with a Le Mans featuring a 326 engine.


Another Pontiac named after a race, the Grand Prix.


Front and rear of a 1967 Pontiac GTO, then two different green GTOs from 1969. The third photo in the run is the singleton.


Two different Pontiac Firebirds, front and rear. They may be from the same year.


The remainder and lion's share of this page is Chevrolet. I'll start simple with a Nova.


A 1964 Chevelle Malibu.


Backing up to 1955, I have a Chevy 210 (2 photos) and then one from the following year (3 photos). This was the mid-level version of the more famous Bel Air.


Increasing the year to 1957, but based on the body style, downgrading to the base model Chevy 150.


There were only two actual Bel Airs at the party, and one was a wagon.


Three different Impalas spanning 1961-1963, the last dated 6/25/63 and the second one lacking a front shot.


The rest of this page is Corvettes. Let's start with one from 1958-60.


All in a row, the first Vette (red, hood closed) is the later 1961-62 model with revised styling, most easily seen in the rear quarter (5th photo), while the other two are the 1958-60 models.


One more 1961-62 Vette and then a pair of later (1964-67) models with folding headlights.


The first Corvette called Stingray (as one word) was the next model out, starting in 1969, and you get two of them here.

Other marques
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