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LoL! Maybe it is owned by the teen son of an automobile dump owner. The back doors opening the wrong way, plus the totally inconvenient rear hatch (can it even be operated?) - this work in progress now needs a transparent back side to be achieved and win a prize at the Dumbest Customizations Yearly Contest :-p
The 1967/68 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham has elegant lines. The 1966 and 1967 Broughams had folding footrests and folding trays built into the backs of the front seats for use of the rear seat passengers. In 1968 the footrests were kept, but the trays were deleted and replaced with large map pockets.
*LOVE* that red Camaro! Woof!
ReplyDeleteThat Camaro!!!! 👀👀👀
ReplyDeleteLoL! Maybe it is owned by the teen son of an automobile dump owner.
ReplyDeleteThe back doors opening the wrong way, plus the totally inconvenient rear hatch (can it even be operated?) - this work in progress now needs a transparent back side to be achieved and win a prize at the Dumbest Customizations Yearly Contest :-p
BatRedneck - They win the prize alright.
ReplyDeleteTo me a car lover, that first one is a dream car. What a beast.
ReplyDeleteFor the Camaro I remember I did like it also for its hidden lights. I even hac a Dinky Toys diecast toy car like it but it was gold with a black top.
The classis old Mercedez is a beauty too.
#2 and #4 are gorgeous. Great lines. And that last one... like something you would see in a Walmart parking lot, but done correctly.
ReplyDeleteThe 1967/68 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham has elegant lines.
ReplyDeleteThe 1966 and 1967 Broughams had folding footrests and folding trays built into the backs of the front seats for use of the rear seat passengers.
In 1968 the footrests were kept, but the trays were deleted and replaced with large map pockets.
Anon@6:12pm - Thanks for the interesting trivia.
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