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anciano

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5. Cars from the 50s and 60s
Reply to mobeau69 (Original post)
Sun May 11, 2025, 01:23 PM
May 11

had real character and uniqueness. You could easily tell the various makes at a glance. What an automotive era it was. Great cars.

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Heavy car [View all] mobeau69 May 11 OP
Cars were huge back then. My buddy had an old DeSoto that one could easily put a large sofa in the back seat. Silent Type May 11 #1
Tune up with new plugs ever 12,000 miles. 10 miles to a gallon, I remember those days. multigraincracker May 11 #2
and 100,000 was considered a real accomplishment! stopdiggin May 11 #4
Critical engine parts are now able to be machined much more precisely. mobeau69 May 11 #6
My family had an old Pontiac in the late '50s, too. SheltieLover May 11 #3
Cars from the 50s and 60s anciano May 11 #5
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