To the group,
Sorry to see that my favorite car did'nt make the list. I quess I should
have voted, but I thought I would win by a landslide (my tastes must
differ). The '61\'62 Dodge Lancer is perhaps (in my opinion) the most
eye-pleasing car Chrysler ever built. My '62 Lancer draws quite a crowd
everywhere I go. I am looking for another, either a GT or a Station Wagon.
See my '62 and others at: http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/5516
I love this List!
Dave Zappa
Robert Whitman wrote:
> The winner of the Forwardlook Mailing List Top 10 is:
>
> 1. 1974 AMC Matador X 2dr
>
> O.K., Maybe not. But if it was, would the "book value" of it go up?
>
> Thanks to all who volunteered their top ten. That was what we needed to
> get an understanding of how weird (not mainstream) our tastes are. I
> would agree that this list is a good representation of what this group
> enjoys in automobiles.
>
> The column "POINTS" is the tally of points accumulated by each car.
> (Cars that got a #1 pick got 10 points, a #2 pick got 9 points,.......a
> #10 pick got 1 point.)
>
> The "VOTES" column is the tally of the number of you who put that car on
> your list.
>
> RANK CAR POINTS VOTES
> 1 '58 Plymouth 86 11
> 2 ''60 Chrysler 41 6
> 3 '59 Dodge 38 5
> 4 '60 Dodge 26 3
> 5 '57 Plymouth 25 4
> 5 '61 Chrysler 25 3
> 7 '67 Ply. GTX/Satellite 23 4
> 7 '57 Chrysler 23 4
> 7 '70 Ply. Superbird 23 3
> 10 '59 Cadillac 22 3
>
> That is the "Official Top 10" for the Forwardlook List! All but 3 are
> Forwardlook cars and all but one are MoPars. Just as I suspected. Here
> are the next 10+:
>
> 11 '58 DeSoto 21 3
> 12 '?? Duesenburg 20 3
> 13 '62 Chrysler 18 2
> 13 '56 Dodge 18 2
> 15 ''55 Chevrolet 17 2
> 16 '61 Imperial 16 2
> 16 '68 Dodge Charger 16 2
> 16 '58 Dodge 16 2
> 19 '60 DeSoto 14 2
> 19 '70 Barracuda 14 2
> 21 '57 Dodge 12 2
> 21 '70 Coronet/Superbee 12 2
> 23 '58 Chrysler 11 2
>
> That's all the cars that got 11 or more points (almost 25). I stopped
> at 11 because that is the lowest point value to guarantee at least 2
> votes. I hope you enjoyed this. We should do this again in 1999 to see
> how this list changes.
>
> Thanks to all who participated. -Robert
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