I hate to say it the early (61-65) Dodge are not my favorites. This one is such a “plain Jane”. I wonder how many have been kept or restored. Show m...

Like the less complicated grill of the Ford better than the Mercury.

I usually vote straight Chrysler but today I came up with a tie. The trapezoid grill was a staple for a few years and was pretty cool looking. I like...

I think the Studebaker was very style innovative for the time. Maybe even way ahead of it’s time. Too bad America wasn’t into smaller cars at that t...

I voted for the Plymouth in honor of my dad who said he had a 55 when he got out of the service. He said it was a bit problematic with the push butto...

I voted a tie. Not a fan of 4 door cars but with these cars becoming ancient I am readjusting my thoughts. I like the flat top because they were aro...

@ed-glorius yep that’s the one. I found it interesting.

The smooooth lines from front to rear. The folding head lights (brings back memories of the 40s and Desoto) and the taillights must have surprised car...

I picked the Chrysler. The grill is less busy and the taillights are more artistic than Desoto. I can only recall seeing one of each of these in my ho...

I was going to vote a tie but the Dodge engine and tighter squareness beat the Olds by a hair

I have to agree this one is difficult. Beginning with the grills. Both have the angry road munching grills I like to see. They both look like birds o...

The grill on the Pontiac looks real heavy compare to the Nomad. The Nomad is iconic. Yes for some reason that copper color on the Nomad as well as on...

I like the 56. The lines look a bit smoother than the 55. Compared to Cadillac and Lincoln they both look smoother and more modern. I can see where t...

I have always liked the 64 Ford. The style has smooth rounded edges shape. I like The sleek almost fastback. Even in the picture it looks like it is ...

Cadillac! What a step forward for design. I understand Packard and Cadillac were standard luxury at that time but it almost feels unfair to the Packa...