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A great classic black Americana folk art or outsider art unused 1970s postcard, of an unknown black man posing by his 1952 Pontiac, which has lots of chrome and hand-painted seat covers. Photo was shot in 1973 by Chip Lord at a Gulf gas station in Houston, TX. This elaborate outsider art automobile has a bumper sticker near the front grill which says "black." The gas station owner's last name was Wilson. Ads for Bardahl and STP seen in the service station. A classic Harris County, roadside America or black Americana collectible in near-mint condition. For black Americana and gas station collectors, it just doesn't get much better than this.
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