The Virgil Exner Family Truckster. I marvel at how the dyes were made to stamp out the steel panels of these cars back then. What a nation we were. Really miss that. Don't get me wrong folks, we can still do that type of thing. Well, I think we can.
61 maybe 62 Plymouth, cannot say for sure even though those 2 models looked nothing alike. Saw a 61 Plymouth hot rod in a Mopar magazine in the past 5 years or so. It was very cool and not ugly. I particularly like the way Mopar ran out of design $$$ so just stuck on some magnetic chrome flashlights with red lenses for the tail lights. I know this blogger is a huge MoPar fan and am as well and have been since the 1960s.
The Virgil Exner Family Truckster. I marvel at how the dyes were made to stamp out the steel panels of these cars back then. What a nation we were. Really miss that. Don't get me wrong folks, we can still do that type of thing. Well, I think we can.
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is so cool. What a unique automobile. Thanks for the post
ReplyDelete61 maybe 62 Plymouth, cannot say for sure even though those 2 models looked nothing alike. Saw a 61 Plymouth hot rod in a Mopar magazine in the past 5 years or so. It was very cool and not ugly. I particularly like the way Mopar ran out of design $$$ so just stuck on some magnetic chrome flashlights with red lenses for the tail lights. I know this blogger is a huge MoPar fan and am as well and have been since the 1960s.
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