[Bob in St. Louis]

  Edited last post for accuracy.

[KenSeger]

Buick?  6 cyl?   

I do believe that is correct.  I'll bet the young kids wonder, 'How can you tell the number of cylinders?'

[Scott F.]

P.S.  Bucket seats killed 'parking' romance.

The back seat contributed to the population growth.

BTW, that's a 1952 Buick Special with the F-263 Fireball 6 cylinder. It had a whopping 124 horsepower.

[Scott F.]

the row in front of the Buick from left to right is (as best I can tell)

1952 Plymouth Belvedere Club Coupe
1956 Dodge Royal Wagon
1955 Pontiac Chieftan
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan

[KenSeger]

The back seat contributed to the population growth.

While I never contributed to the population growth in that manner,  I can tell you that the 56 Chevy I used in high school, three on the tree, 235.5 Blue Flame 6, with an oil bath air filter - made up for its lack of power steering with a steering wheel of comedic diameter.  Thereby rendering the back seat a better venue for unobstructed activities.
Ken

[thunderbrick]

I do believe that is correct.  I'll bet the young kids wonder, 'How can you tell the number of cylinders?'

Lucky guess, based solely on the fake vents just forward of the driver's door.  They have reappeared on Buicks from time to time since.

[michaelhigh]

SkyView in Belleville, still open. Anyone checking it out, give me a holler. I live very nearby.