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18/03/2025 6:07 pm
@perrone1 Tony, yes interesting. For me, I lived my entire life in the Northeast. I had two convertibles, a '59 Plymouth Sport Fury and a '72 VW Bug, neither one had A/C. The first car that had A/C was my '65 Impala SS. I had an aftermarket unit installed about 2 years after I purchased the car. Since then every car I've owned or leased had A/C.
John Bono
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18/03/2025 7:47 pm
@perrone1 The 54 Pontiac was the first American car to have the A/C completely under the hood.
18/03/2025 9:15 pm
I can appreciate that you had A/C. 👍 Missouri had somma the best weather ever in July, and August I'm sure...Almost the same in Buffalo, NY where I grew up👍.
18/03/2025 9:19 pm
18/03/2025 9:25 pm
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19/03/2025 7:11 am
Nor did I. Bob Jackman is a wealth of information.Did not know that. Thanks Bob!!@perrone1 The 54 Pontiac was the first American car to have the A/C completely under the hood.
John Bono
North Jersey
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19/03/2025 7:25 am
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19/03/2025 8:05 am
Tony, it's about time for an eye exam.AND, very much like you John; cute as a button even at your advanced ages! LOL - heading for cover.Nor did I. Bob Jackman is a wealth of information.Did not know that. Thanks Bob!!@perrone1 The 54 Pontiac was the first American car to have the A/C completely under the hood.
John Bono
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19/03/2025 8:17 am
@sizedoesmatter: Tony, it's about time for an eye exam.
John? John, is that you?? 
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20/03/2025 5:41 am
1955 was a great year for the automobile industry. I love both, but I love the Pontiac just a bit more than the Mercury.
John Bono
North Jersey
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