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I'm surprised at the 220 horsepower as the Hemi in my 55 Imperial was rated at 250 Horsepower with a two barrel carb.
@perrone1 Chip Miller and Bill Miller, not related, were just good friends who started the Carlisle car shows. Nice addition Ben.
Ben, I really like your models. The problem I have is that I ran out of room for 1/24 and larger models a few years ago and the only contemporary cars...
Talk about a tough decision. My all time most favorite cars from the fifties and sixties are the 53 Buick Skylark, the 56 Lincoln Premiere, the 1963 T...
At 86 years of age and a collection of over 6,000 pieces, you think you have problems? We have no children and when the two of us are gone our will st...
Have it, love it. I believe this was the Greta Garbo car.
The square bird is calling to me.
Ah yes the first Riviera.
@jack-dodds Agreed and I'm happy to have both in my collection.
Another perfect pairing Ed. The route 66 sign is the cherry on top.
Having restored a 61 Starfire I always loved it's design. I bought the car in Plano, Texas on a day when the temperature was 117 degrees and drove it ...
Thank you Tony and the same to you and all of the veterans here.
Good for you John. I agree with Chris, I think these Hudson's were beautiful cars. I have the coupe in a dark grey metallic and the convertible in a d...
@geoff-jowett I agree Geoff. The colorized versions seem to become three dimensional. Thanks Galen for another fun look back.
A beautiful vehicle from any angle. I love these hardtop wagons regardless whether they were from Chrysler, Buick, Oldsmobile, Mercury, etc. Thanks Jo...