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Taco Bell’s original menu, with its first franchisee, Kermit Becky, 1962
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The very first Taco Bell restaurant.
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By the late 1960s, Taco Bell’s menu had gotten slightly more adventurous.
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In 1970, Taco Bell went public with a total of 325 restaurants
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Vintage Ad from 1970s.
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Advertisement for Florida’s first Taco Bell, 1967.
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The Taco Bell Five. (The late 1960s).
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The chain began selling its famous “enchiritos,” a cross between a burrito and an enchilada, in the late 1960s.
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Vintage 1970s Taco Bell sign from 1972.
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This vintage Taco Bell ad shows the old dining-in experience, 1980s.
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Yeah... don't do that...
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Dating in Taco Bell restaurant.
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Food testing and preparation, 1981.
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Taco Bell with an old logo from 1983.
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Taco Bell, September 1972.
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Dine-in Taco Bell, 1990s. (Photo by Phil Donohue)
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Dine-in Taco Bell, 1990s. (Photo by Phil Donohue)
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Gidget the Chihuahua. 1999
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