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Spotted: A real treasure trove of vintage vehicles
First, a second-generation T-Bird. You don't see these too often anymore. My guess is about 1960 or so.
Next, for Dr. No we have a 1964 or so Dodge Dart GT, spotted in the auto parts store parking lot
the owner was in the car doing something and I didn't want to disturb him
Next a 1957 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup step side bed
I think this truck has nice lines - strong, simple, no confusion about its purpose. One of the first with a full wrap-around windshield. It's a very long cargo bed too.
And finally, if anyone is interested here's a 1953 Kaiser Manhattan for sale
Try to find one of these windshields, with the arched eyebrows!
A real bargain! The same price as my latest watch.
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Spotted: A real treasure trove of vintage vehicles
First, a second-generation T-Bird. You don't see these too often anymore. My guess is about 1960 or so. Next, for Dr. No we have a 1964 or so Dodge Dart GT, spotted in the auto parts store parking lot the owner was in the car doing something and I didn't ...
Wish the automotive landscape here was equally fascinating...
But with snow slowly coming, most interesting oldtimers are all safely tucked away... Thanks for sharing! I take it you will not quite trade in your new SRQ019J1 for a car yet, like you did with the Insight?
Definitely a '64 Dart GT, Mike. I had a '63 . . .
. . . and a '65, both now long gone. Great drivers, they were. Lots of fond memories . . .