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15/07/2023 2:44 pm
Nice Chevys! I always liked the copper and white color combo on the '58 Impala HT.
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Topic starter
15/07/2023 6:42 pm
Thanks Geno and Jack for the complements. I even did away with the rear kits on the three '58's.
Tony Perrone reacted
15/07/2023 10:28 pm
Thanks Geno and Jack for the complements. I even did away with the rear kits on the three '58's.
I noticed the "connies" were gone. Ironically, the '58 Chevy is one of the very few '50's cars that I think the connie kit looks good on.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Steve Jacobs and Tony Perrone reacted
16/07/2023 1:21 pm
I second that opinion Hollis. There are a few exceptions however; one being the Packard Caribbean.
Tony Perrone reacted
16/07/2023 1:42 pm
My favorite Connie kits:
Topic starter
16/07/2023 3:41 pm
Guess I stand corrected I like those also. Though I never thought of them much as "connies"
Tony Perrone reacted
16/07/2023 5:31 pm
Guess I stand corrected I like those also. Though I never thought of them much as "connies"
I never thought of them as connies either and I must say that I love that feature on the various MK. Lincolns; especially that gorgeous '69 MK. III.
Tony Perrone reacted
16/07/2023 11:45 pm
Yes, if you happen to like "Connies" just happens I don't and never will.
I don't like Connie Kits on cars. I only said that "ironically I don't mind them on the '58 Chevy". It's the only car that I think they look okay on.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Jack Dodds and Tony Perrone reacted
17/07/2023 5:33 am
Another variation could be the different Chrysler products of the day and even some Studebaker models that came equipped with what people called "toilet seats" - spare covers further up on the trunk:
Pete Rovero and Jack Dodds reacted