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Que Sera, Sera: 1922
San Francisco circa 1922. "Dorris touring car at Shreve & Co." Latest entry in the Shorpy Parade of Archaic Chariots. Photo by Christopher Helin. View full size.
I get it too
A fine looking day to be driving a Dorris.
Doriss Lives
Now I get it, but it took several minutes!
The future's not ours to see
Sadly, 1923 would be the last year of production for the costly and hand-built Dorris motor car.
Yuch
Nothing to do with the picture you posted, but I had to clean off the remains of my breakfast from my keyboard. Any chance of making Shorpy a paid-site so we can avoid advertisements like this?
[We'll let you know as soon as your check arrives! - Dave]
Almost Over My Head
but on my second read I got the "Que Sera, Sera" reference. A title well written.
Well-known location
Little has changed, down to the streetlamps, although I suspect the prices are a bit different.
Archaic chariots!
Classic. And they probably thought they were the best.
Shreve & Company
Corner of Post and Grant, a block down from Union Square.
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