From the days when manufactures did not have all those bells and whistles that are installed in cars now of day.
Wednesday, May 18, 2022
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Wow. Never seen in Australia as far as I know.
ReplyDeleteBut the car itself was all bells and whistles by design.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThe cars had great individual designs back then, Andy.
ReplyDeleteCars from different makers all looked unique in the 1950s. Also cars of the early 1950s were not all that safe.
ReplyDeleteLooks a strong car not like today's.
ReplyDeleteNot quite the same as US Chevies--- I've never seen one quite like it. I guess like Ford's Meteor or the infamous Mercury Pickup in The Horse Whisperer. That had me really confused for a while since Ford never made a Mercury Pickup-- until I realized it was Canadian. Now cars are the same all over the world--- with parts and pieces from all over the world.
ReplyDeleteDifferent. Never seen thing model over here.
ReplyDeleteQuite a classic.
ReplyDeleteAlmost every vintage car is great imho. This makes no exception. Fantastic car!
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