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Ah, the classic "flannel-clad woman casually tweaking a high-performance hot rod engine with a single wrench while flirting" trope. Because nothing pairs better with high-precision automotive engineering and heavy grease than a refreshing, charcoal-granule cigarette. Her tiny smudge of tactical dirt on the cheek is doing some serious heavy lifting here to convince us she's checking the manifolds.

Source: Sports Illustrated, May 11th 1970.

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Just what does gas in cigarette smoke taste like? Ad for Lark cigarettes - 1970.

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SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, February 1, 1971

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Ah, the early 1970s, where the ultimate symbol of fresh, airy, outdoor liberation was a giant flying billboard for charcoal-filtered cigarettes. Nothing screams "putting flavor in your life" quite like ascending to the heavens in a wicker basket while inhaling a robust 17 milligrams of tar. It's a miracle the hot air balloon didn't ignite right then and there.

Source: Life Magazine, December 31st 1971.