Nostalgia Wheels: '78 Ford Escort
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Along Ortigas towards N. Domingo in front of Greenhills Shopping Center. That's my late brother, he loved cars :-) (CLICK IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW)
Photo is facing Ortigas going towards N. Domingo. The red car is heading towards Edsa. The Caltex gas station on the right is on the corner of the street that leads to Club Filipino. (CLICK IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW)
A u-turn at Ortigas on the intersection of Connecticut just in front of Wack Wack near the Shell gas station. (CLICK IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW)
Driving towards towards Edsa. On the right is Wack Wack Country Club. The building at the center of the photo is Meralco. The houses on the left of the phot are part of Greenhills East. (CLICK IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW)
Many thanks to our friend Regie Escolin who sent us these cool photos of her late brother (Troy Escolin) and his '78 Ford Escort.
For more Nostalgia Wheels: Hedges De Sagun's '84 Mitsubishi Galant Eterna Super Saloon
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1 comment:
Thanks so much for those photos of the old Ortigas area. Wow, it really brought me back to my childhood. I used to go to Unimart a lot on weekends with my parents. We'd shop in the supermarket, go browsing in Virramall, and watch movies in the theater. Afterwards, we'd eat at Shakey's or McDo. Those were carefree days!
The thing I liked is the captions and descriptions you added to go with the photos of your brother (may he R.I.P). They gave the context of the photos, and allowed me to visualize and remember the way Ortigas and Greenhills were back then (my god, over 30 years ago!).
Ang galing, a trip down memory lane.
Please, everyone, post more photos of 60s to even 90s Manila life, with captions.
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