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05/09/2026 2:46 pm
Not a fan of either design but much prefer Dodge styling.
05/09/2026 7:07 pm
Ugly ducklings but I have begrudgingly gone for the Dodge. I was heavily into Europeans during this period.
05/09/2026 11:07 pm
Dodge for me. The Plymouth, at the time, was notorious for its styling and in particular that sculpture around the front wheel. It was known to scoop up stray flying birds, walking birds such as sea gulls, small children and dogs and cats. On many other occasions it scooped up small children when mother did not have them leashed up and several are still missing.
I like small kids and animals, therefore my vote HAS to be the Dodge.
“Surely you jest.”
05/09/2026 11:12 pm
Ugly ducklings but I have begrudgingly gone for the Dodge. I was heavily into Europeans during this period.
LOL, I hope she was pretty ! What country was she from ? 🤣
06/09/2026 5:51 am
Yes; of course.Dodge for me. The Plymouth, at the time, was notorious for its styling and in particular that sculpture around the front wheel. It was known to scoop up stray flying birds, walking birds such as sea gulls, small children and dogs and cats. On many other occasions it scooped up small children when mother did not have them leashed up and several are still missing.
I like small kids and animals, therefore my vote HAS to be the Dodge.
“Surely you jest.”
06/09/2026 8:49 am
Easy win for Dodge.
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
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07/09/2026 6:30 am
The Plymouth for me...the Dodge is too humdrum.
John Bono
North Jersey
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