That one's a '68. The 69's had a split grill, like the General Lee. Then 70 went back to full grill with a chrome bumper around the whole grill. Good spotting. All kinds of great cars in that video.
Nice to see proof that people don't change; evident in the many traffic offenders who casually park in the No Parking Zone. Otherwise, very nice stepping back in time.
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Does it matter? No parking means "no parking". It doesn't mean "no parking unless there just isn't any convenient parking nearby. then it's totally cool to park here".
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Thank you News 8 for your throwbacks .they are priceless
Back when the middle class was able to buy a house in San Diego.
I hear it was around $20-$35k for a 3 bdrn/2 both.
Parkway Plaza in El Cajon didn't open until 1972 so this was it for East County.
I don't remember when Grossmont Center opened -but that's kinda La Mesa-ish anyway.
@@IsoldaNeumann 1960 ?
Just moved back from San Diego back home to Charlotte a couple weeks ago, we lived in La mesa our first year there this is wild!
Clean streets.. beautiful vehicles... People not staring at their Cell phone..
Take me back please
At 0:28 coming toward the camera in the aisle, a brand-new gold-color '69 Dodge Charger with black vinyl top!
That one's a '68. The 69's had a split grill, like the General Lee. Then 70 went back to full grill with a chrome bumper around the whole grill. Good spotting. All kinds of great cars in that video.
@@dbc1dc Thanks, good catch on the grille details.
That's a cool station wagon 0:58
Ford falcon wagon
Those were the days
No Parking
Drew Ford!
Long before Buffums and Bullock’s opened there. What a neat video.
cool cars all calif black plates , many cars bet never la mesa , might still be on the road somewhere
Or "La-Mess-up", as the cool kids back then called it.
Cali at the end of the 60's different
JC Penneys for our three pairs of Levi's to begin the school year
what is the thumbnail car/model/year?
It practically looks the same, only the store names look different.
It doesn’t even look remotely the same to me
Nice to see proof that people don't change; evident in the many traffic offenders who casually park in the No Parking Zone. Otherwise, very nice stepping back in time.
Even then they couldn't follow the rules.
ah, the Good ol'Days! when cars were cars & men were men , and no one had any trouble Identifying a Woman 👠👠 I AM a Woman and I Approve of this message 💋
Was hoping to see a Plymouth Road Runner...no luck.
Looks like the good time to be an American.
The camera man doesn't show a contrast or the available parking at the time
Does it matter? No parking means "no parking". It doesn't mean "no parking unless there just isn't any convenient parking nearby. then it's totally cool to park here".
This is an ad for parking in the no parking zone.😅
Could've called it "Life of a Parking NAZI" 1969. Simply riveting. 😂
I was thinking the same thing! 🤔
Just think cbs has been lying to us longer than the grossmont shopping center has been around ?😂
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Car drivers have always been entitled I see.
Damn!! That's a LOT of white privilege..😮
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