....1967 i believe is the year the foto (standing by his car) was taken.
I think that's likely.
I thought the first picture to be around the mid 60's (that B reg MGB dates it to '64 or later)
The second is likely slightly later, that looks like a 1300 estate parked just in front of the house with scaffolding. they came out in '66, but if you look closely the street lights have changed. In the first photo, the lights are still strung from cables over the road from I think when the tramlines ran past there, so it's got to be a few years later, maybe 68-69.
The car lot used to be just an open space, I think the first showroom wasn't built until the mid 60's, and for a short while in the early 60's, I remember that house with the scaffolding held Joe's (Georgeson) office, probably while the first showroom was being constructed.
The third picture has a Cortina Estate mk3, they only came out in late '70 so it must be into the 70's.
I remember Georgesons quite well, I might have mentioned it years back in the Old Arse thread.
My Dad was chummy with Joe (who from recollection seemed to chain smoke big cigars), I'm not sure but they may have known each other as teenagers around Anfield before the war, and quite often on the way to my Nans in Kemlyn road in the late 50's and into the early 60's, my Dad would stop at Georgesons and have a chat with Joe while I watched things like the tankers filling up the pumps or had a sit in some of the cars on the forecourt pretending to drive, or one exciting day around 62-63, watching a circus parade go past, elephants, caged lions, clowns, the works (insert jokes about Everton here..
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Joe had a brother (named Peter I think) who sometimes was there and if I'm not mistaken Peter(?) was the Dad of Tom Georgeson the actor (Boys from the Black Stuff and other things).
Joe lived on Town Row near the Village, went to his house as a kid a few times, his wife was always really nice to us kids giving us our first taste of expensive continental chocolate one Christmas, something my Mum could never have afforded.
I think Peter lived Haymans Green way, certainly remember I think it was Tom (though it might have been another Georgeson son, it's a long time ago now) in the mid 60's knocking around West Derby village always dressed in the latest gear and being one of the first people around town with long hair.
