MOPAR-TO-YA - 2012-06-16 2:17 AM

... and a device to scoot the girl close up beside you--- ..................MO

BigBlockMopar - 2012-06-16 1:59 AM




... and a device to eject said female person if the Yap-O-Meter on the dash gets pegged long enough during a leasurely drive...

wizard - 2012-06-15 9:53 AM

Like ......................... all the other cars at that time......... the La Femme was intended to "speak out" to the ladies because all other cars where dedicted to a male buyer. You don't like my answer? Ok then it was the bankers hot rods; the famous big brutes, the 300 letter cars. There where nothing else created that had so much brute power and masculine appearance at the time.

The other brand where just shadows of the big brutes (a Dodge D500 is like a standard Chrysler ) Not wanting to hurt anyone, but thats the short story....................

GaryS - 2012-06-16 11:04 AM

As I recall, Fury, 300, D-500 and Adventurer were all marketed toward male customers. As a testosterone laden teen when they were introduced, I lusted for all of them. As a matter of fact, I still do and if I pick the right lottery numbers, I will own pristine versions of all of them from '56, '57, and '58.

I liked the colors of the La Femme and if they had dispensed with the name and accessories, and put crossed flags on the trunk, it would probably be the color choice to fill my collection.

GaryS - 2012-06-17 11:04 AM
I liked the colors of the La Femme and if they had dispensed with the name and accessories, and put crossed flags on the trunk, it would probably be the color choice to fill my collection.