I really like the look of the Chevy but I like the Plymouth a lot more

I agree with Mr. Jacobs word for word. Lincoln looks better.

Buick but like the 60 a little more. Mercury is ok color wise but a bit too square. I was watching a movie last week Palm Springs Weekend. Connie St...

Ford. I like the bullet, taillights and it is pretty sleek compared to the chubby chebby. That said I sort of like Chevy.

Barracuda wins this one although I like the Challenger a little more. I liked many Camaro designs and disliked a few. This one was one I disliked.

Voted for the Imperial design except for the grill which I find heavy. The Lincoln is just odd. Now that I look back a lot of 59s had heavy and odd g...

I am ready to get beat up for not liking corvettes at all. But the choice of the two above is 58.

One of my favorite Ford designs but the mid 60s Fury’s (65-68) were the neatest looking cars my little boy eyes had ever seen. They just looked like t...

It was a nice starter car. My uncle bought one for my cousin for her college trip. We had great times tooling around in her gold “dust up” Duster. I l...

I agree with everyone. The Pontiac for sure. I think the Mercury grill is horrible and the Pontiac’s is ok. To me the body designs are not to far ap...

I’ll go with Plymouth today. I think my dad told me it was his first car. He called it the “blue goose” and if his car was like the one in the pictur...

I don’t like to say no interest so I picked the Mercury. Design is the usual boxy Mercury body, the grill is uninspired but I give them credit for the...

Tie. I find both cars interesting. Beginning with the slight difference in the grill to the square and rectangular tail lights. I think the aluminu...

The 67 is the best of the lot. 69 for the competitive design with other GMs for that year. Finally 65 early development.

Ugh turned my back on the Mopar And voted for the Olds. I like the look of the Olds except for the grill. I would give it a look after it passed. ...