The Captain
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This "Daily Driver" was parked near me a while ago.
plain old dave said:WW2 era: '49 Nash Ambassador
Post-WW2 (i.e. 1955+): 1961 Chrysler 300G. 2 doors, 2 carbs, cross-ram induction, 405hp and more buttons and lights than you can shake a stick at. Giddy up go.
Cameo Carrier said:61 has a better front but you can't beat the rear of a 60. I'm biased maybe...Desi and I have one of those too.
MrNewportCustom said:A '59 Cadillacs is wonderful. Unless someone destroys it by chopping off the top, as was done to this unfortunate machine. :eusa_doh:
Lee
Tony in Tarzana said:How about that Astra-Dome dash cluster? The first time I saw one of those, it was at night and it was glowing with its electroluminescent light. Looked like a domed city from a science fiction movie. One of the coolest things I've ever seen.
LocktownDog said:Oooohhh ... a 1931 Plymouth Roaster.
Forgotten Man said:If you guys want to see these cars in their natural habitat, fallow this link!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnAaGxeoTNc
Enjoy the clip, there's '40 model cars and earlier in this clip! Also, watch all the other great footage they have from Oregon of the same year.
I'd like to share this one photo with you folks... it's a photo of a stock '32 Roadster... to me, this is beauty.
It took me a wile to find this photo on the internet... 95% of the photos that Google came up with were of hot-rods and pro-streets... everything but a photo of a stock classic '32 Ford.
Forgotten Man said:Say, isn't that a '31 Plymouth truck?
Here's a swell '31 Plymouth roaster for your good taste in MoPar's!
JimInSoCalif said:It seems the after market accessory suppliers saw the need for an outside rear view mirror long before the car companies did. Anyone remember when the auto manufacturers started to offer them? I don't think my 55 Chevy had one.
Cheers, Jim.
benstephens said: