'64 Buick or Chrysler?
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John Bono
North Jersey
Very attractive 1960's full-size dreamboats. Likely each had a powerful V-8 engine under the hood, just as God intended !
Both fun comfortable powerful cars. I lean to the Chrysler here.
I like both but I like the Chrysler more.
steve
I'm officially an old man; can't deny it, can't do anything about it. But, for whatever reason, I still see certain cars and think like I was still in my teens. In 1964 I bought my very first NEW car, a '64 GTO. These two cars were referred to by we 'young hooligans', as "Daddy's cars". So help me, I still see them that way.
The lesser of the two that look like that is the Chrysler; so that's my vote.
@perrone1 Tony, without question, these are "Daddy's cars".
John Bono
North Jersey
Chrysler for me too. I always liked this year.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Not fond of either, but the Chrysler looks slightly better to me.
I agree with most everybody here. Chrysler for me in 64!
Wow. When I first saw these two I said to myself that Chrysler hasn't got a chance and suddenly not one nod to the Buick. In my dazed state I vote Buick not so much for it's beauty but because the Chrysler is one of the most homely looking cars of that decade IMO.
Bob I agree with you 110 percent. I have to believe that some voters are influenced by those who have voted before them. Of course, I can't prove it but it's my gut feeling.Wow. When I first saw these two I said to myself that Chrysler hasn't got a chance and suddenly not one nod to the Buick. In my dazed state I vote Buick not so much for it's beauty but because the Chrysler is one of the most homely looking cars of that decade IMO.
John Bono
North Jersey
Yesh! I went with Buick. It looks more jazzed up than the Chrysler. The Chrysler always interested me. The design was only used for two years with a total redesign later. These Chryslers never held on for very long with rough winters in PA. I bet there aren’t many still out there

