I probably wasn't too long of a stop as they carried that spare tire mounted on another wheel, at least my great-grandfather did on his trips early to California. I have pictures of him pumping up the tire, so maybe the air didn't stay in them too well.

You can see the jack under that axle. Doesn't appear that they have it jacked up high enough to remove tire. Maybe the tire on the ground is the bad one and they are just getting the lug nut tightened down on the new one.

Charlott on 3rd August 2011 @ 7:05am

Where is their camping gear?
That tent, table and chairs take up a lot of room.
I bet there were two cars on this trip!
Looks like the lady just made a purchase at the liquor store.

l.e. on 3rd August 2011 @ 8:57am

I suspect you're right about them having two cars. A small caravan would also make sense given the country they were crossing. There's no conclusive evidence in this collection of images.

If there's liquor in the bag, she bought it from a moonshiner. 1921 was during the era of prohibition.

Arthur on 3rd August 2011 @ 10:07am

There is a second car with just the very front of it in the left middle of the pictures.

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