Fantastic! This made my morning. I would say it looks later than mid-60s though - just a hunch. By the looks of cars, hair, fashion, I would say somewhere between '68-'72.
[2] It has to be at least 1966, but more likely late-60s because in frame 00:39 you can see the logo for "Master Charge" on a store window. Master Charge was created in 1966, but didn't become popular until later in the decade.
Love how, given where current fashion is on the nostalgia/retro curve, most of those folks wouldn't look all that out of place strolling down 8th today. The other random (if obvious) bit that popped into my head was how ubiquitous VW Beetles were even through the 80's vs. how few I see today.
That's awesome! "I want to go there"
Fantastic! This made my morning. I would say it looks later than mid-60s though - just a hunch. By the looks of cars, hair, fashion, I would say somewhere between '68-'72.
For some reason all I can think of is, "The Po-lice in New York City..."
White people!
I had this song stuck in my head when I watched it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-4vMQOOiUY
Wow!!
Awesome!
Thanks, Alex!
[2] It has to be at least 1966, but more likely late-60s because in frame 00:39 you can see the logo for "Master Charge" on a store window. Master Charge was created in 1966, but didn't become popular until later in the decade.
Love how, given where current fashion is on the nostalgia/retro curve, most of those folks wouldn't look all that out of place strolling down 8th today. The other random (if obvious) bit that popped into my head was how ubiquitous VW Beetles were even through the 80's vs. how few I see today.
[2] early 70's was my guess as well.
great stuff, Alex.
At around the 0:55 mark, looks to be a 1971 Mustang, and around 2:19 is a 1970 Coupe DeVille
10) Youse got skillz, Raf. Skillz.
I think I figured out the company for the billboard at 2:47
http://www.hbehlen.com/about.asp