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I see what you're getting at. As said before, try warming it up a touch in post. Another thing to try if you have photoshop is duplicate the layer, then on the layer copy right click, go to blending options, then overlay. Then completely desaturate that layer. See what happens.
^That's kind of what I was wondering. "Vintage" will come out of subject matter and, to an extent, processing...not lighting. Also, you need to set a black point, your blacks are gray.
I agree with the above two posts. If you want vintage, go find some old cars or some scene that looks straight out of the 50s. And don't process your photos to have awful colors and a ton of grain (not that this one does), cause that's not vintage. They had nice cameras back then too.