Vintage bike rack for car

[highship]

I'm looking for some pictures of car bike racks that would be era correct on a vehicle from the 60's or 70's. Google turned up very little... Did they exist back than?
Thanks.

 

[MrColumbia]

Bike racks in the 60's and 70's typically were bumper mounted. I remember our family had one that hooked to the rear bumper of the family station wagon. It could hold two bikes. It did not clamp to the bikes so a liberal use of bungee cords were needed. Sorry but I can't find a picture.

 

[highship]

That's exactly what I'm looking for. I can't find pics either.
Thanks.

 

[bricycle]

https://www.graberproducts.com/

 

[John]

I would think that you could find information in the Sears catalog or a Firestone catalog

 

[John]

I searched a 62 Sears catalog but only found this for cars

 

[bricycle]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Used-Bike-R...160583?hash=item568fe24e87:g:PvYAAOSwSv1Xl4Sc

http://www.ebay.com/itm/THULE-CAR-T...896891?hash=item4894e84b3b:g:3JsAAOSwXeJYH9B0

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sports-Ultr...511127?hash=item5d69d4c857:g:wPwAAOSwgQ9VznNs

 

[mrg]

This is a vintage 60-70's bike rack that mounts to old style chrome bumpers

 

[halfatruck]

MRG hit it pretty close, another style would have had 2, 1"X1" square steel tubes attached to the bumper (threaded clamp/bolts - 2 per side to clamp to the bumper) and a third 1"X1" tube across the top (these could take up to 2 bikes) no padding - nothing except ingenuity to keep them from getting scratched up...............

 

[okozzy]

Here's one that comes to mind...
Not mine, borrowed from the net.
LOL