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Seaside Gulf Automotive

1883 S Holladay Dr
Seaside, OR 97138
(503) 738-7152

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Ocean Crest Chevrolet Cadillac Buick

855 Alternate Hwy 101
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-3366

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Tjs Auto Repair

1085 Alternate Hwy 101
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-2886

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Vince Williams Suzuki

801 SE Marlin Ave
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-3422

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Rod's Auto

230 SE Marlin Ave
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-2655

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Grafs Automotive

34707 Production Ln
Astoria, OR 97103
(503) 325-6831

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Seaside, OR Car Consumer Discussions

2008 - 2009 Mazda 5 MT: by boxrs4sale on Thu Nov 13 14:54:28 PST 2008; I spoke with Cypress Coast Mazda in Seaside, CA.. Negotiating strictly over email, I was able to get them to $15,500 + TTL for a 2008/2009 Mazda 5 MT Sport. Didn't buy one yet - can't decide between that or the civic yet.. Just thought I'd give my input. Don't want anyone overpaying.

Re: Seaside Motel> [explorerx4]: by andys120 on Sun Oct 19 17:30:41 PDT 2008; That fFord wagon looks like a '62 to me but it's hard to tell which. I think Grafer is right about the Poncho (not a Special).

Re: Seaside Motel> [andys120]: by explorerx4 on Sun Oct 19 15:56:29 PDT 2008; overall, overwhelming to me. the newest car i see is a '63 ford wagon to the right of the white buick in the line of car parked perpendicular to the street.

Re: Seaside Motel> [andys120]: by wgrafer on Sun Oct 19 14:22:13 PDT 2008; Good job Lemko, but let's review...Across the street, the 1961 is a Pontiac Tempest (not a Buick), and there's a 1959 Chevrolet Impala parked in front of it (of course I can't see it now on my laptop monitor though). The Black and White 4 door is indeed a 1957 Pontiac - looks like a Star Chief. Your lineup of the first row sounds right to me, but after the 1962 Plymouth is a 1957 Plymouth followed by a 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air (it has 4 lights, Impalas had 6) followed by a 1962 Oldsmobile sedan (I can't really see it). On the left side, the black one behind the 1958 Bel Air is a 1962 Ford Fairlane. I'll stop there...

Re: Seaside Motel> [andys120]: by lostwrench1 on Sun Oct 19 14:12:50 PDT 2008; What a great postcard!

Re: Seaside Motel> [lemko]: by andys120 on Sun Oct 19 14:11:13 PDT 2008; Nice job Lemko, I can't argue with any of your choices. The newest car in this picture full of late model cars is the '62 Chevy (most likely a Biscayne--I can only see 4 tail lights) so it was almost certainly taken in 1962. Notwithstanding the lack of palm trees I thought the location was Florida but it is indeed Wildwood Crest, New Jersey (Conca Dor Motel). I'm surprised there's not a single imported car in the shot, by 1962 Volkswagens and Triumphs etc were becoming common sights on the East Coast.

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