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26/04/2021 12:32 am
Times were simpler in the Fifties and America was excited about the NEW CARS. They were bold and stylish with Fins and Chrome, and they stretched your imagination with mind-boggling gadgets and horsepower.
DANBURY MINT in this Brochure teased us with all the fun and excitement that each of these FABULOUS FIFTIES machines had to offer. Grab the phone and place your orders!
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
26/04/2021 6:32 am
The fifties........ahhhhh, the good memories! Great scans George!
George Schire and George Schire reacted
26/04/2021 9:32 am
I am a big fan of the 50's and 60's vehicles, so I can say I have all the ones shown in the brochure.
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26/04/2021 9:54 am
@perrone1m
THANKS Tony! It's the scans that take the time. Glad they are appreciated.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Tony Perrone and Tony Perrone reacted
26/04/2021 9:54 am
Super brochures and an even better writeup George. I agree with John N. about the 50s and 60s. Exactly 65 years ago tomorrow I got my driver's license...what a glorious day for this 16 year old.
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26/04/2021 9:58 am
Super brochures and an even better writeup George. I agree with John N. about the 50s and 60s. Exactly 65 years ago tomorrow I got my driver's license...what a glorious day for this 16 year old.
Congratulations on that anniversary Bob! That's a monumental memory. I remember when I got my drivers license too. It's so great that we lived an era when cars were so exciting.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
26/04/2021 10:30 am
Thanks George. Funny thing is that I see a lot of kids today that don't seem to get excited about getting their driver's license...that sure wasn't the case with me or my car buddies.
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26/04/2021 1:26 pm
@bob-jackman, I hear you on that one. Some kids don't even think about getting their licenses anymore. And we all know that the kids of today are not in to cars like us older folks were. A car doesn't mean anything to them anymore. Their cell phones are their focus.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota