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    based on a Buick Electra I believe, perhaps a 1959. Some custom overtones can be seen in the picture as well.



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    Thanks Bill I was not sure, I thought it was a Buick or a Ford.
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    It's a 1961 Dodge. Do a google search and you'll see a pic of it come up....
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    [QUOTE=randyr;371286]in fact....here's the link
    Good catch and call


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    It's funny when you listen to old music how many cars you see in the videos.
    I guess it's because when your going down the road, we listen to the radio and tend
    too associate the music at the time with our cars.
    I tend to think of Pink Floyd's Another brick in the Wall with my 73 Bug.
    Because when I was driving to High school in 1979 they would play that song alot
    on the radio. Wow I was looking at the photo's from that old Dodge and the motor has the same Cross Tunnel Ram intakes like I had put on my 440 magnuim. They were a pain in the butt to keep timed unless you had vacuum gauges, which I did not at the time. Kurt
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    Those cars never really caught on, which may have affected sales, and certainly the customizing use. I think it was the reverse fins, because that is what I remember people commenting on.

    Today I like the unusual, and would love to see one built!....IF you can find one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT View Post
    Those cars never really caught on, which may have affected sales, and certainly the customizing use. I think it was the reverse fins, because that is what I remember people commenting on.

    Today I like the unusual, and would love to see one built!....IF you can find one!
    Yeah, I think at the time they were just weird looking. Now I think they a really cool!
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    cool indeed

     



    this car was found on the back 40 of a farm .. been sitting for over 30 years .. glass ,, trim ,, chrome ,, all were perfect .. just had a bunch of rust along the bottom where grass had grown up against it .. cranked up and ran like a sowing machine with the usual fixes ..
    iv`e used up all my sick days at work .. can i call in dead ?

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    Oh damn. You got the fever BAD. Beautiful car....
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