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hemidave
Posted 2013-02-24 4:57 PM (#361659 - in reply to #81647)
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mrtester
Posted 2013-02-24 9:46 PM (#361703 - in reply to #361659)
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mrtester
Posted 2013-02-24 9:49 PM (#361704 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-02-24 10:12 PM (#361707 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-02-24 10:25 PM (#361710 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-02-24 10:30 PM (#361711 - in reply to #361703)
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mrtester - 2013-02-24 6:46 PM

Uh, what's a Matador?


In 1960 Dodge introduced new names to all models. The Full sized 1960 Dodge line ( 122" wheelbase) was relegated to Matador and Polara, replacing Royal and Custom Royal. Nothing for Coronet. The name Matador was not used in 1961 or later, and AMC picked it up in the late 60s. The smaller sized 1960-1961 Dodge Dart ( 118" wheelbase) had three full series, Seneca, Pioneer and Phoenix. Clearly Dodge was trying to move into the low priced market to compete directly with Plymouth, by introducing the Dart in 1960, and leaving the full sized Dodge with only 2 models in the intermediate price lineup. By 1962 things got really messed up as Dart and Polara shared the same wheelbase and body. What had been the Polara in 1960 and 1961 now was the Custom 880 series in 1962. By 1963 the Dart became a compact, like the Plymouth Valiant. They didn't get things right until 1965.



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mrtester
Posted 2013-02-25 2:26 AM (#361727 - in reply to #361711)
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mrtester - 2013-02-24 6:46 PM

Uh, what's a Matador?


In 1960 Dodge introduced new names to all models. The Full sized 1960 Dodge line ( 122" wheelbase) was relegated to Matador and Polara, replacing Royal and Custom Royal. Nothing for Coronet. The name Matador was not used in 1961 or later, and AMC picked it up in the late 60s. The smaller sized 1960-1961 Dodge Dart ( 118" wheelbase) had three full series, Seneca, Pioneer and Phoenix. Clearly Dodge was trying to move into the low priced market to compete directly with Plymouth, by introducing the Dart in 1960, and leaving the full sized Dodge with only 2 models in the intermediate price lineup. By 1962 things got really messed up as Dart and Polara shared the same wheelbase and body. What had been the Polara in 1960 and 1961 now was the Custom 880 series in 1962. By 1963 the Dart became a compact, like the Plymouth Valiant. They didn't get things right until 1965.






Oh, I knew that already. Let's have a little humor to lighten things up around here.
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mrtester
Posted 2013-02-25 2:29 AM (#361729 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: Norcross (Atlanta area), GA		Someone who lives geographically close to Country Classic Cars took this picture and posted it on Facebook. Since my parents owned a 61 Seneca, I like this one.



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hemidave
Posted 2013-02-25 8:21 AM (#361759 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-02-25 3:22 PM (#361824 - in reply to #361727)
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mrtester - 2013-02-24 6:46 PM

Uh, what's a Matador?


In 1960 Dodge introduced new names to all models. The Full sized 1960 Dodge line ( 122" wheelbase) was relegated to Matador and Polara, replacing Royal and Custom Royal. Nothing for Coronet. The name Matador was not used in 1961 or later, and AMC picked it up in the late 60s. The smaller sized 1960-1961 Dodge Dart ( 118" wheelbase) had three full series, Seneca, Pioneer and Phoenix. Clearly Dodge was trying to move into the low priced market to compete directly with Plymouth, by introducing the Dart in 1960, and leaving the full sized Dodge with only 2 models in the intermediate price lineup. By 1962 things got really messed up as Dart and Polara shared the same wheelbase and body. What had been the Polara in 1960 and 1961 now was the Custom 880 series in 1962. By 1963 the Dart became a compact, like the Plymouth Valiant. They didn't get things right until 1965.





Oh, I knew that already. Let's have a little humor to lighten things up around here.


yeah, you're right.
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mrtester
Posted 2013-02-26 2:31 AM (#361926 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: Norcross (Atlanta area), GA		Highway hi-fi for 1959, but is that interior a Belvedere or Fury?



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-02-26 2:41 AM (#361930 - in reply to #361926)
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Posted 2013-02-26 6:56 AM (#361950 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia		For a change...

I don't know when this was taken, but it looks to be early sixties. It's in a Melbourne suburb I think.



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hemidave
Posted 2013-02-26 8:22 AM (#361969 - in reply to #81647)
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koopster
Posted 2013-02-27 8:08 AM (#362170 - in reply to #81647)
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hemidave
Posted 2013-02-27 8:24 AM (#362175 - in reply to #81647)
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-02-27 9:47 AM (#362182 - in reply to #362175)
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soiouz
Posted 2013-02-27 10:38 AM (#362190 - in reply to #361926)
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mrtester - 2013-02-26 2:31 AM

Highway hi-fi for 1959, but is that interior a Belvedere or Fury?


It's either a Fury hardtop or a Belvedere convertible.
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-02-27 10:54 AM (#362192 - in reply to #362190)
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hemidave
Posted 2013-02-28 8:00 AM (#362329 - in reply to #81647)
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-02-28 9:42 AM (#362350 - in reply to #362329)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Hey kids, let's go to the wrecking yard !

I remember doing this a number of times with my old man when I was that age.
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koopster
Posted 2013-02-28 11:58 AM (#362375 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: central Massachusetts		I am putting this video clip in this forum because at 1:43 minutes into it there is a nice rear shot of a 57? Windsor. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=18364

The story is of a (good) son finding a "48 Plymouth convertible for his parent's 60th anniversary. Pretty cool story but was pleasantly surprised to see the photoclip of the Chrysler. How many kids would do this for their parents today?
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Adventurer 60
Posted 2013-02-28 12:29 PM (#362382 - in reply to #362175)
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hemidave - 2013-02-27 8:24 AM

L Welk. Where is this car now?


My wild quess is Sweden too, if she is alive
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d500neil
Posted 2013-02-28 2:34 PM (#362399 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: bishop, ca		Those kids, above were learning a profession and carrying on a family tradition.

My dad's 57 CRL was visited 5-times by such entrepreneurs.

...Here's a screen shot of that 57 Windsor, from the Haggerty's insurance video, above.








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Ray Bell
Posted 2013-02-28 4:28 PM (#362419 - in reply to #362350)
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Originally posted by Doctor DeSoto
Hey kids, let's go to the wrecking yard!

I remember doing this a number of times with my old man when I was that age.


I've also been to the U-Pulls in Spokane...

And I'm going back some time. Got some cool stuff... but I was a little older at the time.
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koopster
Posted 2013-02-28 9:11 PM (#362457 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: central Massachusetts		<p>thanks for pulling that 57 Windsor photo from the video, Neil. I could not get a good clip that was clear enough. :wince:</p>

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hemidave
Posted 2013-03-01 7:14 AM (#362494 - in reply to #81647)
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A few FWLKs

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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-03-01 10:13 AM (#362512 - in reply to #362494)
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skyhawk
Posted 2013-03-01 11:28 AM (#362527 - in reply to #362494)
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hemidave - 2013-03-01 7:14 AM

A few FWLKs


The next time you're standing in the parking lot of a modern shopping mall, remember this photo (and many others like it that have appeared on this thread) and the colorful cars. Compare it to the color of the cars in the lot that you're standing in. I'll bet most of them seem pretty drab by comparison. One of my college professors once remarked that the color of one's automobile reflects the mood of the owner...confidence, satisfaction for bright colors, less so if the colors are subdued. Hmm.
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Posted 2013-03-01 4:15 PM (#362572 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: Georgia		That is a great photo. Although, it seems as a large number of the cars are missing hubcaps/wheel covers. ?

Here's a lady with great taste in cars, poor taste in pants!
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Posted 2013-03-01 6:04 PM (#362579 - in reply to #81647)
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Location: bishop, ca		NICE pants; NICE car.

There are a lot of photos of this car being sold.

This car is one of two real OEM-all-red 57 Dodges that I've ever seen.



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koopster
Posted 2013-03-01 7:18 PM (#362588 - in reply to #81647)
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skyhawk
Posted 2013-03-01 9:25 PM (#362610 - in reply to #362572)
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SavoyPlaza - 2013-03-01 4:15 PM

That is a great photo. Although, it seems as a large number of the cars are missing hubcaps/wheel covers. ?

Here's a lady with great taste in cars, poor taste in pants!
Pete


Most likely a speed competition of some sort...timed runs on an airport runway, maybe? There are some aircraft hangars in the background, and several airplanes parked to the right of the building. I enlarged the photo enough to see two large twin engine planes with yellow noses, and several to the right of them that I couldn't identify. Our local drag strip required removal of wheel covers before you could run.
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hemidave
Posted 2013-03-02 8:20 AM (#362646 - in reply to #81647)
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-03-02 10:10 AM (#362649 - in reply to #362646)
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mrtester
Posted 2013-03-03 2:00 AM (#362769 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-03 2:05 AM (#362770 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-03 7:16 AM (#362779 - in reply to #362769)
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hemidave
Posted 2013-03-03 8:17 AM (#362788 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-03 8:39 AM (#362790 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-03 9:29 AM (#362795 - in reply to #362790)
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lid ? Harder still to believe is the that public signed on for them in fairly large numbers !
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Posted 2013-03-03 12:48 PM (#362818 - in reply to #362795)
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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Chicago Autrama (Auto show) 1958

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Posted 2013-03-03 1:01 PM (#362820 - in reply to #362818)
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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Chrysler Corporation unveiled the experimental Plainsman "idea station wagon" during the January, 1956 Chicago Auto Show.
Mounted on a 115-inch wheelbase Plymouth chassis, the 2-door wagon accented a Western theme with its "Palomino beige" finish,
gold-colored Texas Longhorn medallion and hand-worked bronze trim which was chrome plated. A unique cantilever, stepped roof
contained a centered louvered ventilator that provided draft-free ventilation of the 8-passenger cabin, and the padded white fabric top
covering the rear two-thirds of the all-steel roof was weather-resistant. Clever idea on the Plainsman that made its way into the
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Posted 2013-03-03 2:03 PM (#362829 - in reply to #81647)
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mrtester
Posted 2013-03-04 2:31 AM (#362930 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-04 8:31 AM (#362948 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-05 8:24 AM (#363130 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-06 7:59 AM (#363294 - in reply to #81647)
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Posted 2013-03-06 8:42 AM (#363297 - in reply to #81647)
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