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"      While social media is, for the most part, the world&amp;#039;s most efficient self-aggrandizement delivery vehicle, every so often it turns up some really cool stuff. Case in point, the video posted above. It&amp;#039;s an old black-and-white 16mm film taken of Broadway and 88th Street in New York City in 1971 (with a brief foray to West End Avenue at its conclusion). I love it. In addition to capturing the grit of the era, it&amp;#039;s a bonanza for car spotters. There&amp;#039;s something for everyone here, including what appears to be a late-&amp;#039;50s Plymouth Fury with a Continental kit, the &amp;#039;67 Pontiac Catalina shown above, a Sunbeam Alpine, a couple of Volvo 140s, a pair of 1970 Mustangs (one Mach 1, one convertible), and...pretty much everything else under the sun. So, here&amp;#039;s where you come in. Watch the video, and ID as many of the cars as you can in the comments. Put a timestamp, then as much year/make/model info as you can muster. Make sure to look at side streets when the camera pans. Easter eggs abound. Now watch, have fun, and weigh in. Via Road &amp;amp;amp; Track "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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