Tie! I like em both. Transition year but interesting. Plymouth like the scoops, last year of fins forever, chrome on the bottom back panel, the grim...

@100ford2003 My cousin and I were serving mass and the lector let one loose. We tried so hard not to giggle but failed. The priest raised his eye...

The horse collar didn’t work for the original Edsel. It still doesn’t work. I am intrigued by the Chevy. Former alter boy here that alter wine can b...

O boy a 63 Plymouth! We had a Belvedere (4 door) At 14 I used to drive it around town in the alleys. Had cousin as a passenger and my little brother ...

I can’t remember the name of the first bus in the picture. The one with the round backside. That bus was owned by a bus company that ran daily buses ...

O I like em! Specially the 1959 Plymouth. How long do we have to wait for these? Never mind I’ll start saving today.

The only one I like is the 1969. More of a firebird fan.

Ford. I like the sculptured chrome.

Plymouth by a mile.

Turn signal or no turn signals that is the question. I have used turn signal religiously since passing my license exam. When riding with me on the B...

Sundays in the summer were so special growing up in a small town. Growing up in the mountains of PA most places had no air conditioning so to keep co...

@goldvarg thank you Sergio for the clarification on my question about the models on eBay. I thought it was odd they were available there but not in U...

@karl Sorry it was a 56 Pontiac. It was early in the day and I typed a 5 instead of a 6.

I’m not sure how many of you check out eBay now and then. I have recently seen Goldvarg models being sold by Chinese sellers that have not been availa...

I think 1960 was an interesting year for auto designers. Look what we had in 59. The luxurious over the top cars and then look at 1961 where the cars...