Burger, Fries And A Coke, Please by beachzz
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I remember drive ins, both the kind with car hops and drive in theaters. Drive in theaters especially, but I won't give away any more than that. I can't remember what kind of car this tray was on, but I do know that back in the day, you did NOT get free refills. Check out the rear view mirror for a glimpse of you know who!!
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I remember those days. The girls, wearing "cheerleader" uniforms and rollar skates, delivered the food. The same red food basket with the same paper liner. Adventure Car Hop, Saugus, Massachusetts, was the name of the one close to me. Cool capture! Dana
Nice shot don't have that service in New Zealand we are the ones that have the go get the food yourself service lol Excellent!!
I'm officially hungry now!
Oh now you are talking - drive in theatres... Most of the time you didn't even know what show was on!!! Hehehe... Love trip down memory lane with this image MarilyN! :)
It does take me back . . .
Nothing like a healthy meal to keep your spirits up! In fact, it's nothing like a healthy meal.
A & W Root Beer! Oh, I do remember drive-ins; there is, in fact, still one here not far from where I work, and they do come to the car window. But no roller skates or cutesie uniforms, just great cheeseburgers and Coke in paper cups, not bottles.
OK, first of all, I love the nostalgia this photo generates and all through the 1950s...show me this much of a car and I've got it. This is a T-Bird! Since Ford only made them as two seaters in 1955-1957, I am 99% sure you have a 1955 or 1956 here because the 1957 models had a porthole on each side in their tops...supposedly to provide the driver with improved visibility when backing...they didn't much...but they looked cool. Great photo Marilyn:) !!!
Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello, where are you now that we need you? Hey, I remember those days alright, they coincided perfectly with my teenage and young adult activities. This is when teenage girls wore skirts and bobby sox. Terrific POV employed to capture the history of years past, Marilyn! Of course, with what I've learned since, I would probably be wary of all that cholesterol, calories, fat and sugar inherent in that order. But the biggest question of all is, were the carhops at this drive-in on rollerskates?
Wow, I haven't had a meal like this in years! Brings back memories. Nice shot!
very sweet where are the roller skates warm hugs, Linda
Brings back wonderful memories! Thanks!
You can still get that here ... next time you come up, I'll take you out to a place where there are carhops!
Oh so many memories! On Sunday's my gramps would take us for a drive and we always ended up at the local A&W for this very thing except for the coke, root beer! I wonder if thats where Tara will take you...I know they still had one when I left there or if there is a retro drive in now...Super capture and wonderful memories Marilyn!