Great video the car in front look like a big fat Volkswagen too bad we couldn't have passed it.... Wow the area did change but the bridges were the same.. going downtown and seeing the city hall building was interesting 🤔 thank you for this video great job....
I just found your channel and have now subscribes. I love seeing how places have changed. I prefer this top and bottom split screen. It's easier to see the differences this way.
Woo me encanta ver lo de antes y el después gracias admiro tu trabajo 🙏gracias saludos desde Torrance California.🙏 siempre que voy aun lugar siempre pienso como era antes y pienso que mi cerebro está conectado con mi teléfono y pienso que mi teléfono piensa que mi teléfono capta lo que pienso 😭por que sin buscar me apareció en el teléfono 😮… definitivamente que si … junio/19/2023 veo los lugares y digo WoOO yo no avía nacido en ese tiempo 🙏
I like the old archetecture and lower density of cars, but the New Cleaner Air ! See how many buildings have been eaten by overpasses, sustainable business like burlap bag company - gone... concrete dividers instead of strips of grass.
It's a 1947 base license plate, that used '48, '49, and '50 metal date tabs. Can't read the tab. '48 & '50 tabs were aluminum color and the '49 is white. I guessing that it's 1948.
If that film was shot in 1942 - 1945, there's a very good explanation for few vehicles on the road and the slow speeds (wartime 35 mph national speed limit).
I've always thought too many trees looks bad in cities. I would much prefer to see more distant landscapes than crowds of trees up close. Like this video, having a bunch of trees sprouting everywhere (some is great) looks comparatively crowded.
Less traffic and less people make places nicer. If LA could figure out how to deal with overpopulation and also how to improve traffic, it would be a much nicer city as this film reveals it to be. Fascinating! Thanks!
![Residential area of Los Angeles 1940s in color [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gRS1LGvI8Lk/mqdefault.jpg)
Truly admire your hard work creating this.
Nah. Not hard work. Not “hard work.” /
Great video the car in front look like a big fat Volkswagen too bad we couldn't have passed it.... Wow the area did change but the bridges were the same.. going downtown and seeing the city hall building was interesting 🤔 thank you for this video great job....
I love it 😘! …very beautiful!👍
Another remarkable fascinating video,many thank's for sharing them,these wonderful delves into the past...
Beautiful amazing powerful
I swear the 1940s looked so beautiful in la back then compare to now
Back end of either a '47 or '48 Ford Sedan. Love the ride.
Thanks for This! Great Work!!!
Geez , nice job with that. I liked this. So interesting to see the changes.
This is so fun. I would love to share some of this on my live streaming show. #cultofthehummingbird
I love to see the side-by-side comparison!
We miss ya bud comeback with the awsome videos ☄️
I just found your channel and have now subscribes. I love seeing how places have changed. I prefer this top and bottom split screen. It's easier to see the differences this way.
Wow whoever filmed the original was a genius its so fascinating
Most of these old driving films were done by studios to use as backgrounds like when actors are in a car.
@@jimc953 ohhhh good to know thank you!!!!!
"Most"? A more accurate word is "some".
Woo me encanta ver lo de antes y el después gracias admiro tu trabajo 🙏gracias saludos desde Torrance California.🙏 siempre que voy aun lugar siempre pienso como era antes y pienso que mi cerebro está conectado con mi teléfono y pienso que mi teléfono piensa que mi teléfono capta lo que pienso 😭por que sin buscar me apareció en el teléfono 😮… definitivamente que si … junio/19/2023 veo los lugares y digo WoOO yo no avía nacido en ese tiempo 🙏
Amazing
Good comparison in timing, you get the sense at how much has changed.
I think I see now why my parents are complaining all the time about change. The 40s look like a beautiful time
I like the old archetecture and lower density of cars, but the New Cleaner Air ! See how many buildings have been eaten by overpasses, sustainable business like burlap bag company - gone... concrete dividers instead of strips of grass.
It's a 1947 base license plate, that used '48, '49, and '50 metal date tabs. Can't read the tab. '48 & '50 tabs were aluminum color and the '49 is white. I guessing that it's 1948.
How on earth did anyone get around driving so slow?!!!
And the best part is a total of only 3 cars on the 101 in the 1940's
If that film was shot in 1942 - 1945, there's a very good explanation for few vehicles on the road and the slow speeds (wartime 35 mph national speed limit).
I've always thought too many trees looks bad in cities. I would much prefer to see more distant landscapes than crowds of trees up close. Like this video, having a bunch of trees sprouting everywhere (some is great) looks comparatively crowded.
Nice roads in 1940...now potholes everywhere. Great presentation.
А вьі відєлі Грозньій?
When Downtown Los Angeles was a sleepy suburb city in the 40s as I'm seeing pedestrians had sidewalk on the highway
Less traffic and less people make places nicer. If LA could figure out how to deal with overpopulation and also how to improve traffic, it would be a much nicer city as this film reveals it to be. Fascinating! Thanks!
Как жє так?! Нє можєт бить.Упадок на лицо.
Усьо нарісовано русафобамі