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Little GTO, you're really lookin' fine!
I hadn't heard of this manufacturer before
GM revives the 2017 Lincoln MKZ as the 2028 Chevy Camaro!
Fan of the Fast-Top - makes the low-priced Plymouth look upscale, like its Chrysler cousin!
Both are gorgeous! Driving up in either car would have you looking very prosperous in 1953. So close for me today, but have to go with the Packard bec...
I like the side trim on the '63. That wins it for me today.
Plymouth by a country mile. The Mopar stylists hit it out of the park with the '68 - '70 mid-sizers!
The Camaro looks like it's college-educated, while the Cuda looks more street-smart...I'm from Brooklyn NY so street-smart wins for me!
Imperial is more "dynamic" looking to my eye.
I don't know when DM started in the 1/24 diecast business, but I don't think you'll find much agreement here that their models were crude compared to ...
The Pontiac is absolutely STUNNING in that "Starlight Yellow" color and it gets my vote today!
+1 The '59 is my all-time favorite Pontiac!
That's very good, sir! And, for the $99,000 Answer...what famous song was he the Composer of?
LOL John, Trixie Norton, Ed's wife? I'm a BIG "Honeymooners" fan...who here knows what Trixie's real first name was?