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I like them both so I’m in a tie. That is the best looking Desoto. The wide tracking Pontiac is monster great!
Mustang fan but 69 was beginning to get large so I went with the “coda” even though it was built on the Valiant platform. Plymouth was sort of lazy i...
Interesting year. I vote for the Edsel. Take away the grill and you have a nicely designed car. It would have been interesting to use the buttons on ...
I voted for the 63 only because I find the taillights interesting but I am not impressed with either. You can see that this is the beginning of Buick...
I had to go with a tie for different reasons. The Chrysler is sleek and smooth with the sharp tail fins, dual headlights and nicely shaped grill. Th...
I like the sharper pointed design of the 57.
49 is more shapely
Not a fan of either but I went with Chevy. I don’t like the stacked lights on the Ford sort of resembles Fairlanes and Comets of the same time.
Neither is a favorites of mine but I honor Desoto with my vote.
I usually grab concept cars as soon as they come out. There are a few I passed on cause I thought that they were too far out. This being one of them...
I went with the 73 although I thought the front was wide or the back narrow. My cousin had a boyfriend in high school used to bring his mother’s bril...
I have the 1/43 model. I often look at it in my concept cabinet and it mostly resembles a Corvair from behind. I do see some early first year Buick ...
Chrysler, Lincoln and then Cadillac
I like both.
One of my most favorite Plymouth design. Guy down the street had a deep red with black vinyl roof and same wheels as the one in the picture. It was ...