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I agree....my fave year Buick of its decade.
An endangered and almost lost species - CHROME!ย The shiny styling sensation!
CHROME!ย The shiny styling sensation!
I know, right?ย There's really no place for it now on new vehicles, a few pieces here & there on the inside AND the outside but boy, how I miss it!
... I vividly remember traffic on sunny days just packed with "chrome cars!"ย ย Without sunglasses, you were screwed!ย ๐ฌ ๐ ๐ฌย
CHROME!ย The shiny styling sensation!
I know, right?ย There's really no place for it now on new vehicles, a few pieces here & there on the inside AND the outside but boy, how I miss it!
TRUE! I miss it too - especially on bumpers! (LOVE your photo!)
Chrome = Old School...Love it!
John Bono
North Jersey
Chrome won't get you home but it sure looks good on the side of the road. Seriously I love chrome on cars but the cost to having something chrome plated today is out of sight. My 63 T-Bird and 55 Imperial have hundreds of pounds of chrome on them which I couldn't afford today if they hadn't been done years ago.
