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1938 Hudson Terraplane Panel delivery
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1946 Ford
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1950 Chevrolet
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1951 Studebaker Starlight Coupe
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1951 Studebaker Starlight Coupe
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1954 Mercury
'54 Mercury please.
+1 What a gorgeous car in those colors. I think the Studebaker pink color is a correct factory shade. I recall a very long time ago we had a Forum discussion about whether this color was ever offered and I recalled seeing it as a kid, but not often.
I wanted that one! I'll just have to have the Stude..and a tin of paint
I think JK would agree with you JR; make that a tin of green for accents and voila!
I can just imagine the public reception of this Studebaker today! The styling, those windows, that rocket ship front end - it would stop traffic almost anywhere. And for some unknown reason, I like the color!
All the pink ones I recall seeing in the 60s were quite oxidized/faded.
Yes to the '54 Mercury.
John Bono
North Jersey
Put me on the list for that Mercury also.
The 52 thru 56 Mercurys are all beautifully styled cars.
Mercury but the Studebaker is a close second.
Sciintifically proven to be the ideal combination of colors.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Mercury, no contest.
There you have it...its official....Professor "K" has unbiased, proven scientific results..
I'd explain it but it's very difficult ro understand and boringly technical.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA