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I like the stance of the 57.
Sometimes i have a hard time figuring out way I am attracted to some things. The 1959 Ford has always appealed to me. The Chevy has the fins and the e...
Never that year Chevy. Just a little too boxy. The fines on the Ford resemble Dodge and Plymouth styles or visa versa
Yesh! I went with Buick. It looks more jazzed up than the Chrysler. The Chrysler always interested me. The design was only used for two years with a ...
The Mercury is nice but there is something about the 50s Fords I fine appealing.
Wow! Tough one for me. Mom always threatened I will forgive but I will never forget. AND she held on to that till she left my brother and I in peace...
Agreed. When I was growing up a neighbor down the road had a 60 wagon that was really plain looking.
Tie! I like em both
Buick 63-65 nice designs. Never like that year t-bird sort of unbalanced like if you pressed on the hood the backend would go up in the air.
Dodge! What a nice design moving toward the future. The Pontiac looks long in the backside in this picture. Taillights and grill are not impressive. ...
I like the shape of the dodge. The grill is fuggly. The Mercury Is ok
I never liked this Chrysler. They just rounded the fins. I do like the grill. But that Olds is one of the best Olds ever made.
As stated above 63-69 are the most likable riviera designs. The backend design of the 71 doesn’t impress me and the 70 has an interesting smooth desi...