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That is a classic car!
ReplyDelete...'59 was a good year.
ReplyDeleteLove it. When cars had their own identities!
ReplyDeleteThe old models did have such personality.
ReplyDeleteA classy car!
ReplyDeleteWant one!!!
ReplyDeleteYou could always buy one. The least expensive ones are around $10,000, but this one could be bought for less. Then you would need to restore it.
DeleteClassic! Now all cars look the same.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a classic!
ReplyDeleteWow 😮 of a time and a place! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletethe joys of design and aerodynamics. And nostalgia for what was the American dream
ReplyDeleteFantastic vehicle! It has character.
ReplyDeletenice car. I always wonder how some people know the year of the car. (I am the one who gets into other peoples cars thinking it's mine - and it is not even same model or colour ;-)
ReplyDeleteI vaguely remember when those were in style. It looks odd now.
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