Victorian Day 2007, Riverton, New Jersey - The Car Show

One of the photographs I showed yesterday at the Victorian Day in Riverton in June 2007 was of some of the cars lined up in Main Street for people to admire. Here are other photographs I took of  the cars and I've tried to identify each of them, but I'm not too familiar with American cars and if anyone wants to correct any of my identifications please do so.

I think this may be a 1950s Pontiac

This one I can't really hazard a guess, but some 1950s Chevrolets have similar looking grilles (although this grille didn't necessarily come with this particular vehicle)

Possibly a 1940s Plymouth

1950s Ford Fairlane Sunliner

A 1950s Chevrolet, probably a 150

1960s Pontiac (Bonneville?)

1940s Plymouth and 1950s Ford Fairlane Sunliner

1941 Ford De Luxe Coupe

Studebaker Lark (and judging by the licence plate a 1962 model)

Late 1920s/early 1930s car with what looks like a Chevrolet badge

This was lined up with the show cars and it's a 1950s Studebaker pickup, probably a 3R

1950s Ford Fairlane Victoria

1950s Cadillac

1970s AMC AMX

Another view of the 1941 Ford De Luxe Coupe

1970s Plymouth Barracuda

1960s Cadillac deVille

1930s Ford Model A

The M1

This is a photograph I took in 1962 or 1963 from the back seat of a coach going down the M1 to London. 

Here's a closer look at the road sign you can see on the left of the photograph.

It's very grainy, but you can see that it's straight ahead to Birmingham whilst the next junction takes you onto the A5 towards Markyate and Whipsnade, which means it's about halfway between Luton and Hemel Hempstead. It was probably a weekday morning and I doubt that you'd be so lucky as to drive down there now and see so little traffic about.