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secretagent09New Jersey Girl in, North Carolina USA198 Threads 4 Polls 7,230 Posts#135 Bad girl. Not ladylike to sit like that. 
My Brother-in law had one similar to that, but it was a little different, I will see if I can find one..
It must have been a 1960...
It must have been a 1960...
Remember the fin cars of the late 50's ... 
Here's a 1959 Cadillac... 
Here's a 1959 Cadillac... HotrodLarrys: My Brother-in law had one similar to that, but it was a little different, I will see if I can find one..
It must have been a 1960...
I have many stories to tell... It must have been a 1960...
For Chevy's with fins, it's hard to beat the 57 ... or the 59 ... here's a 1959 ... 
Click on this photo to enlarge it ... 
Inthewoods: Remember the fin cars of the late 50's ... Here's a 1959 Cadillac...
Yes I do, but rarely see them anymore unless a pic or a car show...1959 Plymouth
secretagent09: #135 Bad girl. Not ladylike to sit like that.
I'd like to respond but you]'d only slap me Inthewoods: Remember the fin cars of the late 50's ... Here's a 1959 Cadillac...
weren't the fins supposed to relate to jets and rockets 
cool stuff galrads: weren't the fins supposed to relate to jets and rockets cool stuff
... I don't know, probably... I liked that era in time, the cars and trucks, the type of homes and office building, the TV shows, everything ... before computers and smart phones... It was a good time to be a alive... 
... This is the hot rod Lincoln...
Shelby G.T. 500 ... the cat’s name is shelby
One of my H S classmates' parents had a Hudson Hornet...I suppose maybe a '51 or '52........not real sure.
I would have liked to have been able to see a TUCKER when they were in production.........from what I have read about them, they were ahead of their time; and very innovative with some of the car's features, with the center mounted head light that turned with the wheels, so the light turned with the steering wheel, helping to see better at nite.
I would have liked to have been able to see a TUCKER when they were in production.........from what I have read about them, they were ahead of their time; and very innovative with some of the car's features, with the center mounted head light that turned with the wheels, so the light turned with the steering wheel, helping to see better at nite.
If you people aren't already aware of it, there is a site called " Hagerty barn finds ", or something similar that will get you connected. It shows some of the amazing vehicles just setting in peoples' garages and barns, many of us would love to be able to have some of the cars he discovers. He goes around the country, looking for these stored vehicles............
And for bikes, punch in " Sturgis bike week," or about anything with Sturgis should bring up videos of bikes, babes, etc.
And for bikes, punch in " Sturgis bike week," or about anything with Sturgis should bring up videos of bikes, babes, etc.
rent2own: If you people aren't already aware of it, there is a site called " Hagerty barn finds ", or something similar that will get you connected. It shows some of the amazing vehicles just setting in peoples' garages and barns, many of us would love to be able to have some of the cars he discovers. He goes around the country, looking for these stored vehicles............
And for bikes, punch in " Sturgis bike week," or about anything with Sturgis should bring up videos of bikes, babes, etc.
And for bikes, punch in " Sturgis bike week," or about anything with Sturgis should bring up videos of bikes, babes, etc.
good source of info. 
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My late bro owned a ‘63 impala ss convertible 327 ..... I totaled it before I had a drivers license while he was in the car. rent2own: One of my H S classmates' parents had a Hudson Hornet...I suppose maybe a '51 or '52........not real sure.
I would have liked to have been able to see a TUCKER when they were in production.........from what I have read about them, they were ahead of their time; and very innovative with some of the car's features, with the center mounted head light that turned with the wheels, so the light turned with the steering wheel, helping to see better at nite.
Did you see my post on the top of Pg. 4 about the Hudson Hornet?I would have liked to have been able to see a TUCKER when they were in production.........from what I have read about them, they were ahead of their time; and very innovative with some of the car's features, with the center mounted head light that turned with the wheels, so the light turned with the steering wheel, helping to see better at nite.
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At 7:30 it was stupid to do that without helmets and seatbelats
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