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"He's Enthusiastic Over New Airwheels" – Leonard DeBell (left), manager of Southern California Plating Company, and Vernon Farquhar, manager of the Hollywood Tire Shop, inspect the newly installed Goodyear air-wheels on DeBell's car. Photographed in front of Southern California Plating Company's location at 4861 Hollywood Boulevard, this image appeared in the Los Angeles Evening Citizen News on April 6, 1932, highlighting innovative automotive enhancements of the era. At the time, DeBell's Ford had been customized with extras such as skirted fenders up front, a V-type radiator, and a split windshield. Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Evening Citizen News.
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