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(@Larry Hooper)
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PICS 1:1 - Thursday 1960 Buick Electra 225 Convertible
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George Schire
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An absolute beauty inside and out...with the exception of the dash. GM should have kept the 59 dash


George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota


   
(@Steve Kiraly)
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Beeuuteeful !!!



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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WOW! I'll take it.


John Bono
North Jersey


   
(@Robert Mason)
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One of my all time favorite auto designs.



   
(@Gene Mills)
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My favorite 60's Buick period. An absolute stunner. Thanks Larry.



   
(@Randy Charles)
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Took my breath away!



   
(@Jonathan Rogers)
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This '60 Electra 225 is almost an exact dupe of my Dad's '60. His top was blue and the car had 2 tone blue bucket seats with a hamper between them. I learned to drive on that car and took my driver test in it. The tester made me raise the top to simulate "normal" driving conditions.
That car was sooo cool. Sorry George, the "adjustable" dash mirror was a hoot. My mom liked it because she was only 5'3" and she could see it better.
This was a great car..... lotsa fond memories!!



   
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