LOL

Is that actually a vintage photo, or just made to look like one? Pretty clear, and funny!

Just saw that on Shorpy 5 minuets ago!

there was a Mopar dealership in Texas

Turner Motor Co.
122 W. Broad St.
Mineola, TX 75773
dlr # 58496

does Shorpy show a location?

This is how it's captioned on Shorpy:

Being into photography, I enjoy looking at Shorpy every once in awhile. Here's another one:

I vote that it's not real because for all the wall you see reflected on the car, you don't see any of the sign.

If it isn't real, then someone went through INCREDIBLE pains to replicate the clothing for a fake shot.

The overalls on the guy on the right are of a style that no one makes anymore.

The light bulb in the garage is not a bulb that anyone makes anymore. That's a detail one one would pick up when faking a shot. They would just delete any modern light fixtures.

There are two cars reflected in the door of the car, both are vintage cars.

Lastly, the cobblestone driveway would most likely be paved over now...and it's a detail no one would pick up to fake a shot.

OC, you're response made me chuckle. I was simply referring to the sign being fake (added to the pic) not the entire picture. Regardless of the era, who would advertise they have good AND bad used cars for sale? Then there's the matter of not seeing any part of the sign reflected in the car.

That's the main issue I have with stuff like photoshop, where it used to take considerable effort to change an original photo, it can be done easily now and so seamlessly, passed off as original.

The wall IS reflected in the car's hood, and the sign is ABOVE the area reflected in the car's hood on the wall, therefore the sign is NOT reflected in the car's hood...

Looks real to me, a used car salesman smiling makes me run away.

What city is Turner located?

LOL....reminds me of the Three Stooges, Dewey, Cheatem & Howe...law firm ...