The ol' #DavesCarIDService inbox is pretty full so knocking off a few today. This happy Siouxland Laverne & Shirley duo is relaxing after a hard day at the plant in front of a 1941-2 Nash; to the right is 1937 Plymouth. Alas, not enough to ID car on left
Another bit of Old Iowa here; pic is a little fuzzy but the car coming out to inspect the haystack appears to be a circa 1911 Buick touring
FIL is asking if you'd like to have a knuckle sandwich with his 1955 Pontiac
Kind of a toughie here, but I'm venturing a circa 1910 Stearns-Knight (not 100% sure). I'm kind of struck by the apparently electric headlights which would have been very exotic then
Another delightful slice of Old Iowa: Barry Pulleys were on display on this 1920 Dodge Brothers screenside truck, which were mostly used by grocers and fruit mongers. By the way do they still have Muscafuda (Muscatine Fun Days)?
This was far more of a challenge than I anticipated. These 1931 hipsters are feeding a chicken in front of a 1931 Hupmobile 8 sedan
Alas too fuzzy for a definite ID, but foreground car has the characteristics of a 1935-36 Dodge or Plymouth coupe
zoom-enhance-zoom-enhance- *squint squint* 1971 Chevy Impala
The always elegant 1982-83 Pontiac Parisienne, the automobile that was toast of Paris
A much younger (and hopefully more sober) Fat Old Drunk Guy and siblings are fixin' to get dropped at the pool in a 1964 Chevy II/Nova wagon. Looks like Dad ordered the base model but optioned it with a 283. Across the street, a '64 Galaxie 4 dr hardtop
1948 Healey woodie wagon, or shooting brake in UK-ese.
Circa 1940-48 International KR truck
It is indeed a 1960 Dodge Polara station wagon, and maybe the very desirable & collectible hardtop model
Clarifying: either a 1960 Dodge Matador wagon (left, post model) or 1960 Dodge Polara wagon (right, hardtop model). Can't tell from the submitted photo. 
Closing out today's abbreviated episode of #DavesCarIDService with a neat snapshot of Roy Rogers & Dale Evans; 1949 Plymouth Deluxe, a very modest car for one of the biggest stars in the world at that time.
