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Description
Mission Motor Car Company, Service Department and Used Car Department, located on the southwest corner of Sixth and Santa Clara Streets. The Mission Motor Car Company was owned by Normandin and Campin, and distributed Chevrolet, Franklin, Baker Electric, Hudson, Gramm, and Paige cars. During World War II the building was converted to manufacture army tents. Three automobiles are parked in front for sale, c. 1920: Hudson $225, Chevrolet for $225, and Ford Model "T" $150.
Type
image
Format
Black & White
Identifier
FE059FA7-60A7-4272-840B-846671465035 2007-84-29
Subject
Automobile dealerships Automobile repair Automobiles--1900-1930 (LCSH) World War, 1939-1945--California (LCSH)
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