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20/09/2026 5:52 pm
John Bono
North Jersey
20/09/2026 6:42 pm
Neat car, not to my taste, but neat to see. Thanks John.😊
This post was modified 4 weeks ago by Geno
Tony Perrone and John Bono reacted
21/09/2026 3:56 am
Stunning car. Brief but the only one I could find of the car in motion
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/CYc36QpRmtA
not much in the way of pics with Frank and Dean. Here Dean looks a little, well Dean!
I have the earlier Automodello 1956-58 Duel-Ghia convertible, beautiful model.
As always great selection John
This post was modified 3 weeks ago 2 times by Geoff Jowett
21/09/2026 6:03 am
Hard to believe they made that car in 1961. It's absolutely luscious! Especially in the color of the one sold by Sotheby's, it is a perfectly styled auto. It would still turn heads today! Thanks John; superb choice!!
21/09/2026 8:33 am
Geoff, the Duel-Ghia was one of the favorites of the Rat Pack. John the L 6.4 is fabulous design that didn't miss any detail IMO.
21/09/2026 8:43 am
Nice history and I rather like this one John. Thanks once again.
21/09/2026 12:28 pm
This is one of my favorite "odd" cars of its era.
21/09/2026 2:00 pm
It certainly is a “head turner” especially in its paint and interior colors. I’m not much of a stylist / designer but I’m not really liking its rear design. It looks too plain and rectangular to me and doesn’t match up to the crisp front design. But that’s just me.