Old Street Scenes

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[Dog427435]

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[CC Rider]

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I've done that before.

[427TJ]

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Looks like Dave McDonald's car from the 1964 second-lap crash.

[Dog427435]

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Looks like Dave McDonald's car from the 1964 second-lap crash.

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Good eye, but I’m not sure which car this was -
Dave Mc Donald driving one of the two Ford Thompsons crashed into the inside wall on the second lap
sending a huge black plume of smoke into the air, Sachs hit the Thompson and exploded burning both drivers to death.



Eddie Sachs drove the only Ford Hallibrand in the race





Dave MacDonald’s Ford Thompson





Thompson hitting the wall





Then Sach’s hitting him








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[427TJ]

It's McDonald's car in the tow truck photo. Compare the dual exhaust pipes with the overhead pre-crash shot in color.

[Dog427435]

A J Foyt eventually won the race

[Vince Prygoski]

the Cities Service sign in these two pictures...could that be the precursor sign to the present day Citgo sign that you see above the "Green Monster" at Fenway Park????? There are lots of pictures out there of the current Citgo sign (which, for those who have never seen it, is a totally different logo than the Cities Service sign in these pics) but have had a hard time finding any of the older Cities Service sign.

I can't see any of Fenway Park in either of these pics, but in the first one the sign on the bank building has "Boston" on it, so can i at least assume that these pics were taken in Boston?

Also, there is a "Calso" (Standard Oil of California, aka Chevron) sign on one of the other buildings. i have seen pics from inside Fenway Park that show a Chevron sign, and others that show a Gulf Oil sign aboce the Green Monster.

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