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102K views · 1.5K reactions | 1930s drip 1936 Willys 77 Sedan and the new 1936 City of San Francisco streamliner. The train oozed the elegance of old world travel. In 1936 the car was sold at a price below $500, making it one of the cheapest American cars of its era. The car was also highly economical, delivering 25 miles per gallon. The train was in service from June 14, 1936 - Last service May 1, 1971. | Classic Carzone | Facebook

The History Source on Instagram: "The Haight-Ashbury district in San Francisco was the epicenter of the counter-culture movement of the 1960s. Known for its community of artists, musicians, and free spirits, it attracted thousands of young people in the mid to late 60s. The neighborhood played a crucial role as a hub of influence, giving rise to the music, psychedelic art, and fashion that defined the era. It also became a haven for those rejecting the conventional norms of society and symbolize