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LOL! That would be funny if I intended to leave anything!! 😜
It was tough for me. I'm not usually a DeSoto fan. But I do really like the '56. In this case, I like the Chrysler a little more... just a little.
What? No fuzzy dice?? Whoever spec'd that out got most of the go-fast goodies with little fluff. I'll bet it was a great-looking convertible!
@modeldadeeee, perhaps you are more familiar with their first big hit, "We Ain't Nothin But a Hound Dog?"
@perrone1, LOL. I'm good with that! We men of taste and refinement need to stick together.
Yup! Been there, done that! I like your solution, Graeme; I hope you stay out of jail! 🙂
I really like the Packard. To me, it still has an aura of luxury. But the Buick is large, luxurious, and imposing. It makes a bold early-fifties state...
I love the DeSoto's roofline and the tasteful fins. But the Pontiac wins my vote today.
I'm going against the grain here, but I love the Lincoln. After that, Mercury, Edsel, Ford.
Fun quiz. Things do get more difficult as you move through them.
For me, they are very close. I have always liked the '62, but it seems smaller and less luxurious than the '63. My vote goes to the '63.
Fascinating. I wonder why they didn't put it into production?
Great images, Richard. Both models are very well done.
Most populated areas are a bit too crowded anyway. We can all use a little more space .