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Collins Buick advertisement 1955



2013-04-21 - Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson.
Another automobile advertisements from Adair County News, August 1955, this one for Collins Buick. Note that none of the specials carried prices, and Columbia had four digit phone numbers, which today are coming back (on campuses in the area with almost twice the number of people as were in Columbia in 1955. The Adair County School District will have an internal system with 4 digit numbers within a year.) Collins Buick became one of the Commonwealth's best known dealerships in its time.


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