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1953 GMC Truck Poster
by Karen Cox
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1953 GMC Truck poster by Karen Cox. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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1953 GMC Series 100-22: After WWII, Chevy came out the box with completely redesigned vehicles. Drivers wanted a more comfortable ride, equipped with... more
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1953 GMC Series 100-22: After WWII, Chevy came out the box with completely redesigned vehicles. Drivers wanted a more comfortable ride, equipped with better visibility and more width to the cargo box. The Advanced-Design Half-Ton Pickup delivered on all those requests. Produced from 1947 through 1953, the Advanced-Design played a heavy role in Chevrolet’s success during the first decade after the War. Ratio of sale between cars and trucks dropped to 2.5:1, and Chevy hit 2 million sales (the first for any American car maker) in 1950.
About Karen Cox
Hey how is it going? My name is Karen, I have lived in Atlanta Georgia since I was fourteen. I have been taking photographs of everyday moments of my life ever since I was a very young child traveling with my family. My life's work is creating photographs and albums that tell the stories of moments and happenings in the lives of my clients. I am thrilled to have a job that allows me to explore my creativity while documenting significant moments in my clients lives. At every shoot I learn something about love, about life, or something about relationships. It is a tremendous honor to witness and document the love, emotion, and growing of relationships with my clients. I am grateful every day to have such a fulfilling job. I describe my...
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