Just Asking – Sept. 17, 2020

Anna Cyr
Your first car is often your first taste of freedom—Jim Squires asked Charlotte residents and visitors what they remember the most about their old set of wheels. His own memory? “A blue 1960 Nash Rambler wagon and Joann Haynes.” Photos and interviews by Jim Squires
Your first car is often your first taste of freedom—Jim Squires asked Charlotte residents and visitors what they remember the most about their old set of wheels. His own memory? “A blue 1960 Nash Rambler wagon and Joann Haynes.”
Photos and interviews by Jim Squires

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