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[Closed] PICs: Which Continental? 1956 or 1958

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(@Dennis Mong)
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George ... I never thought I'd ever say this ... But I'm going to join you



   
(@Terence Slekar)
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+1



   
(@George Burgess)
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56-57 Mark II



   
(@Michael Rodriguez)
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The MK II is a classic. The MK III is simply a period piece.



   
(@john-roberts)
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Now this is a duo I'm looking forward to! Whose your backing group?



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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Thinking about signing on Marlowe and Maroni ... "IF" we can afford their skills & services he he he



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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" Faceless SUV's " ?? .... Oh it's " O N " now buddy !!! he he he he he he he

I will have say .... there are numerous SUV wanna B's that no where near a REAL SUV should be

In today market ... I can NOT tell the brands apart

They all look the same

Body style looks the same

Colors all look the same

Hey ... wait a minute

I get it now Grin

FACELESS SUV :-/

WOW :))

I just had an epiphany :O 😉 :p



   
Frank Kocour
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The ('58?) Never can tell the year on these. Love the color.



   
Tim Kubiak
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1956! The 58 is on steroids.



   
Ed Glorius
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Oh, MK II for sure.


Retired in Dunedin, Florida.


   
(@Dennis Mong)
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That would be a great title for a new Cop Show ... " Marlowe & Maroni "



   
George Schire
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LOL, welcome to my world Dennis Mong. Smile Not being a fan of the outlandish 58-60 Lincolns, let me add that I would have loved any or all of them in 1:24 diecast scale from one of the mints.

And for long time followers of this Forum, they know that I'm even less a fan of the 1961 Lincolns. Never then or since, have I seen a car as void of any design or character as the "box on wheels" 61 Lincolns. At least the 58-60 Lincolns were interesting. If I were to pick the least attractive car of the 60's decade from the Big Three, the 61 Lincoln is my choice hands down.


George Schire
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George Schire
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Or Dennis, how about "Marlowe & Maroni, Attorney's At Law".


George Schire
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George Schire
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Or Dennis, how about "Marlowe & Maroni, Attorney's At Law".


George Schire
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(@David Larsen)
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While I can appreciate both, a choice between these two is as easy as this gets: Mk II.



   
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