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PIC: A few for your viewing pleasure, enjoy,
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1947 Chevrolet sedan delivery
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1947 Chevrolet sedan delivery
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1947 Chevrolet sedan delivery
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1938 Plymouth
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1953 Bel Air
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1953 Bel Air
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1953 Bel Air
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1953 Bel Air
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1953 Bel Air
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1968 Buick Skylark
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1968 Buick Skylark
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1968 Buick Skylark
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1940 Mercury
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1940 Mercury
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1979 Continental Mark V
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1979 Continental Mark V
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1953 Packard Clipper
That Bel Air has a Corvette engine!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Thanks Dick. I had forgotten what a sharply styled Buick that year Skylark was.
'40 Mercury please.
The very first picture, the interior of the '47 Chevy, is worth a second look. This time, take note of the little safety fan attached just over the foot pedals. Today's nearly standard air conditioning has been around long enough to make us forget that very nice accessory. They really helped on a hot August day. Thanks for the memory, Dick.
That’s one great looking Plymouth Coupe!
Much of the '53 Corvette consisted of parts from the '53 Chevrolet including much of the chassis.
John Bono
North Jersey
I'd like the 47 Chevy SD if it had stock paint and no skirts.
+1 Absolutely. I prefer no skirts though. Don't see this car often.
Made me look JK...caught me sleeping! Lol.
I like it alright but much prefer the 64 to 67.
HA!
Mark V is the only one in this group without skirts.
David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas