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Myke
Posted 2013-06-11 10:45 PM (#380393 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Location: Tulare Ca		Yet Another FL That Lives Near Me. ive Known About this one for A While. I Drive By it All the Time But Never Stop To Take A Few Pics. Untill this Morning When i Went for A Morning Bike ride. Ive Talked To The Owner But He Refuses To Sell em. Hes A Nice Guy Who Says That He's Got A ranch Covered In Cars (In An Undisclosed Location)And these Two Were A Best of The Bunch. its Got A Mark 4 AC Under Dash And A Far As i Can Tell It Has The 413 With The 3-Spd



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-06-11 11:28 PM (#380398 - in reply to #375105)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Odd to see a NY'er with rear antennas. It seems most NY'er buyers opted the more conservative
front fender mount. Maybe they were added in latter days since everyone began to see the 50's
through the American Graffiti lens that all cars were teenager's cars down at the burger joint ?

No fender or hood ornaments though .... interesting .....

Beautiful car.
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Windsor59
Posted 2013-06-14 9:39 AM (#380848 - in reply to #380398)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Saw these 3 cars when I was at lunch today. Not so common to see many of the same street



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firedome
Posted 2013-06-14 9:42 AM (#380849 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Location: NY & VT		Like that gold early SAAB Sonnet myself! In the US those are RARE!

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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-06-15 1:43 AM (#381005 - in reply to #380849)
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Location: Parts Unknown		The Sonnet looks like a toy parked next to that Mustang. European car makers had
a very different idea of proportion and finish than U.S. carmakers back then.
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christine-lover
Posted 2013-06-15 2:25 PM (#381094 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Location: Sept. 1958		Saw this today, earlier I saw a white 65 GTO ht driving the other way on I 295.



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Windsor59
Posted 2013-06-15 3:45 PM (#381101 - in reply to #381094)
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christine-lover - 2013-06-15 2:25 PM

Saw this today, earlier I saw a white 65 GTO ht driving the other way on I 295.


A Mustang 65 conv nice

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You have right abouth European cars- "The Sonnet looks like a toy parked next to that Mustang. European car makers had
a very different idea of proportion and finish than U.S. carmakers back then."


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christine-lover
Posted 2013-06-20 7:24 PM (#382086 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Location: Sept. 1958		Saw this 61-63 T-Bird today on the way to my parents house.

My pop says its a 63.

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lebaron413
Posted 2013-06-21 11:06 PM (#382308 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: B.C. Canada		Here's 2 59' Desoto's near me , looking for a Home. Were up in the Bush for a "few years". The Drivetrains are still intact. They are for sale, if interested shoot me PM. John.



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-06-21 11:43 PM (#382312 - in reply to #382308)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Where else can a guy grow moss and lichen on his parked cars like in the lovely
swamps of the PNW ?

Truth be known, this can happen when you just run into the store to "pick up a few
items". When you go in, it is sunny and nice, come back out and it is cold and wet
and you are redefining the term "bumper crop" !


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soiouz
Posted 2013-06-22 9:42 AM (#382352 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Montreal, Canada		Spotted this one parked beside a repair shop while driving around the outskirts of town yesterday.





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lebaron413
Posted 2013-06-22 10:36 AM (#382360 - in reply to #382312)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: B.C. Canada		Yeah; The Desoto's were for sale a number of years back, but the old Fella had other cars, and got ripped off in one of the deals. Then it was, "they can rot in the Bush then Dammit." He has since passed away, so now the Son is trying to clean up the property. John
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Windsor59
Posted 2013-06-27 2:58 AM (#383182 - in reply to #382360)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Just returned from London.
The city has much to offer
Did not see any U.S. classic cars. (except on way with train from Airport Gatwick, when I have not the camera ready)
Here are some older cars I see over there
And a nice pub GOLDEN LION

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FIN ME
Posted 2013-06-27 10:09 AM (#383228 - in reply to #224645)
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Is that a photo of you "before" or "after" you visited the pub?!

Neat photos, Windsor59!

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tnlowrider
Posted 2013-06-27 11:01 AM (#383243 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Upper East Tennessee		In a general search I found this blog showing a load of Desotos rolling up the interstate near Chattanooga. I wonder if anyone here has more information.

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tnlowrider
Posted 2013-06-27 11:03 AM (#383244 - in reply to #224645)
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Windsor59
Posted 2013-06-27 11:04 AM (#383246 - in reply to #383228)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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FIN ME - 2013-06-27 10:09 AM


Is that a photo of you "before" or "after" you visited the pub?!

Neat photos, Windsor59!

:)


I dont remember
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jimntempe
Posted 2013-06-27 12:58 PM (#383271 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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soiouz
Posted 2013-07-01 2:49 PM (#383798 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Montreal, Canada		Very rare car spotted today, on the side of a house, about 5 miles from where I live!




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soiouz
Posted 2013-07-01 5:20 PM (#383821 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Montreal, Canada		Spoke with the owner a little: the car was originaly from Virginia, then sold to someone in Tennessee and imported into Canada in 2001.
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lownslow
Posted 2013-07-02 1:23 PM (#383950 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Location: Vermont		That Desoto just need a paint job and it would be great.
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soiouz
Posted 2013-07-02 6:56 PM (#384015 - in reply to #383950)
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lownslow - 2013-07-02 1:23 PM

That Desoto just need a paint job and it would be great.


True, a paint job is needed.. and some chrome. The rest of it is surprisingly good. Interior has swivel seats, and is the original black, silvery grey and white.
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OldiesNut
Posted 2013-07-03 2:36 AM (#384077 - in reply to #384015)
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soiouz - 2013-07-02 5:56 PM

lownslow - 2013-07-02 1:23 PM

That Desoto just need a paint job and it would be great.


True, a paint job is needed.. and some chrome. The rest of it is surprisingly good. Interior has swivel seats, and is the original black, silvery grey and white.


Seems as Though the '61 Desotos were most often either white or light blue, and this one's both! Which do you think it was originally?
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FIN ME
Posted 2013-07-03 7:37 AM (#384081 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Come to think of it, most '61 DeSotos I've seen have been white or light blue (a few black?). Never really thought about it before.

Interesting car with an interesting history!

Thanks for the pic's, solouz!





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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-07-03 10:10 AM (#384093 - in reply to #384081)
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Location: Parts Unknown		I have seen unmolested 61 DeSotos in silver, white, black, turquoise, blue, and gold.

Mostly white, though.

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d500neil
Posted 2013-07-04 2:56 AM (#384227 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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mrtester
Posted 2013-07-06 10:58 AM (#384554 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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DIF-RNT
Posted 2013-07-06 4:18 PM (#384586 - in reply to #224645)
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Windsor59
Posted 2013-07-19 3:09 AM (#386505 - in reply to #384586)
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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		See this car. First i super nice Valiant from 1960? and a Ford Cortina STW from 1961-2?
First one I have see at 30 years. yes this was rusty



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Windsor59
Posted 2013-07-26 9:40 AM (#387811 - in reply to #386505)
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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		I see this old classic cars today in Stockholm traffic
1970 SS Chevell
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och en Volvo 142 from 1969-72?

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SavoyPlaza
Posted 2013-07-26 4:44 PM (#387887 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Georgia		Good photos, Joakim! It seems that 99.99% of those boxy Volvos were that mustard yellow color!

While traveling through Monteagle, TN, a few weeks ago, on a lark I spotted this behind an old shop building!

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jimntempe
Posted 2013-07-27 1:42 AM (#387975 - in reply to #387887)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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post the photo again, it's not working/there

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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-05 7:22 PM (#389758 - in reply to #325147)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Spotted this today down by the courthouse. How refreshing, a non-typical car !




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FwdLk56
Posted 2013-08-05 7:47 PM (#389763 - in reply to #224645)
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Location: Indiana		I didn't have a camera with me and don't own a cell phone, and while I know I'm in the very very slim minority here that keeps an eye out for them, but I ran across an all blue '92 Dodge Daytona with the 3.0L V6 earlier today.
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-05 9:28 PM (#389785 - in reply to #389763)
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Location: Parts Unknown		I saw a guy eat his own stool once. I didn't get a picture either.
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FwdLk56
Posted 2013-08-07 12:44 PM (#390134 - in reply to #224645)
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Location: Indiana		Yeah, yeah, yeah! That's only like the three dozenth time you've brought that up.

Is "dozenth" a word?
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DIF-RNT
Posted 2013-08-07 2:12 PM (#390149 - in reply to #224645)
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Location: NE Ohio		"dozenth" is a slang word meaning: "you don't know what the heck you're talking about"


Actually it's an adjective for "twelfth"
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1960fury
Posted 2013-08-07 5:25 PM (#390191 - in reply to #390134)
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FwdLk56 - 2013-08-07 12:44 PM

Yeah, yeah, yeah! That's only like the three dozenth time you've brought that up.



i would bet it was more like 10 dozenth times. that subject really seems to fascinate doc....
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b5rt
Posted 2013-08-07 9:10 PM (#390242 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: Re: Car Spotting



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-07 9:40 PM (#390253 - in reply to #390191)
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Location: Parts Unknown		92 Dodge Daytona = heap o' steaming dung.

Do I really need to connect the dots for you ?
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FwdLk56
Posted 2013-08-08 6:26 AM (#390286 - in reply to #224645)
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Location: Indiana		I'll tell you along the same lines that Bel Air owners tell my brother when he asks them "What's so special about a Bel Air? There were over 690 thousand of them produced in '56 to only 85 thousand Studebaker's in '56 or 110 thousand DeSoto's in '56?" (I had to look up the production numbers and picked '56), that being I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOUR OPINION OF THE DODGE DAYTONA!

And as my Uncle used to say, "Put that in your smoke and pipe it."
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DIF-RNT
Posted 2013-08-08 10:26 AM (#390302 - in reply to #224645)
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SavoyPlaza
Posted 2013-08-09 8:11 AM (#390485 - in reply to #224645)
Subject: RE: Car Spotting



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Location: Georgia		Here's one I spotted yesterday morning East of Macon, GA.
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ChristineFury
Posted 2013-08-11 10:38 PM (#390817 - in reply to #224645)
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uncltank
Posted 2013-08-12 11:33 AM (#390877 - in reply to #224645)
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uncltank
Posted 2013-08-12 11:39 AM (#390879 - in reply to #390877)
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-12 7:59 PM (#390942 - in reply to #390877)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Car shows are not car spotting, Uncltank. Old cars in fields, barns, or old daily
drivers is "car spotting". Make a note of it.
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-12 8:02 PM (#390943 - in reply to #390286)
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... this is as plain as the nose on your face.
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FwdLk56
Posted 2013-08-12 9:15 PM (#390953 - in reply to #224645)
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But the way I see it, I'll take a 90s "daily driver" ANY DAY over the CRAP built during the last decade or so.
For one, I can actually fix them. I can't say that for the "new" CRAP.

And especially over anything built during the "bailout era" - FORD INCLUDED, even though they like to "say" they didn't take bailout money.

http://www.factcheck.org/2011/09/ford-motor-co-does-u-turn-on-bailo...



Plus, no offense to you "440 dudes" (I seem to see them dropped into anything-and-everything MoPar), but this young whippersnapper actually WANTS his first engine rebuild to be geared for MPG, not for lb-ft or bhp.

Get that under my belt, then we'll talk about rebuilding for lb-ft and bhp.

My brother has me hooked on the Slant Six 225 - who knows, maybe I'll end up with one of those before a 90s rebuild, LOL.
You have to admit, if you want something that looks "different", the Slant Six is in a class all by itself. Okay, right in there with the Sonoramic crossram.
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2013-08-13 12:53 AM (#390981 - in reply to #390953)
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Location: Parts Unknown		Road trip this weekend found these beasts awaiting a more loving owner.

64 Dodge 880 coupe

Early Corvair wagon

49 Studebaker 3/4 ton with a pair of 56 Mercs (both stick cars) and a 47 Nash. A 50 Studebaker 1/2
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