Two vintage automobiles — one a sleek streamlined sedan, the other a heavier touring car — pause on the narrow mountain road at Cuesta de Mamulique, Nuevo León, while a figure in a white shirt stands between them, perhaps consulting a map or simply marveling at the view. This ground-level perspective, numbered 145 in an unlisted series, is rarer than the classic aerial hairpin views: shot from the roadside rubble slope, it shows the raw, hand-laid stone retaining wall and the road's true narrowness, with the canyon falling away behind. The 1940s automobiles provide excellent dating evidence and add significant human interest for auto-history collectors alongside postcard enthusiasts.