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!959, you are 25 years old and you just came into some money and decided to buy a new [American] car for your everyday uses, what would be your top three choices be, in the order of the most desired.
My picks;
Dodge
Thunderbird
Pontiac
PS; wow, '58 & '59 were tough as the styling was over the top in both years for my taste.
Bruce; I am really enjoying this theme and your year to year progression. I hope you keep it going because the 60s car choices are so attractive and plentiful.
Thank You. I intend to keep it going through at least '72.
PERFECTION Bruce! In 1972 I actually WAS your projected 25 years old, and bought my first brand new Corvette. Can't wait!
Thank You. I intend to keep it going through at least '72.
PERFECTION Bruce! In 1972 I actually WAS your projected 25 years old, and bought my first brand new Corvette. Can't wait!
Lol....I was 20 and like a bonehead blew my money as fast as it came in. Consequently I had a new Toyota Hilux pickup....on payments. Slow learner......
Thank You. I intend to keep it going through at least '72.
PERFECTION Bruce! In 1972 I actually WAS your projected 25 years old, and bought my first brand new Corvette. Can't wait!
Lol....I was 20 and like a bonehead blew my money as fast as it came in. Consequently I had a new Toyota Hilux pickup....on payments. Slow learner......
BUT, look at how well you turned out.
@perrone1 Yeeeeah....like I said....a slow learner.....but a learner nonetheless!
Corvette, T-Bird and Studebaker Hawk.
I would go for an Impala, Buick and a Corvette.
John Bono
North Jersey

















