shiro_kuro
Charles Bowen
uhoh7
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Robin P
Well-known
lawrence
Veteran
De Soto tailfin
De Soto tailfin
De Soto tailfin
lawrence
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Mercedes lights in Southwark
Mercedes lights in Southwark
Mercedes lights in Southwark
lawrence
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Citroën Light Fifteen (AKA Traction Avant) in Camden
Citroën Light Fifteen (AKA Traction Avant) in Camden
Citroën Light Fifteen (AKA Traction Avant) in Camden
lawrence
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1960 FB Holden, Sydney. Jan 1974.
1960 FB Holden, Sydney. Jan 1974.
1960 FB Holden, Sydney. Jan 1974.
Swift1
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1937 Chevrolet Sedan
Robin P
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not so nice?
not so nice?
The title of the thread is "nice old car"
Seems to me that the majority are not nice at all! For instance, so far on this page only 3 1/2 out of 10 could possibly be construed as nice.....
not so nice?
The title of the thread is "nice old car"
Seems to me that the majority are not nice at all! For instance, so far on this page only 3 1/2 out of 10 could possibly be construed as nice.....
Swift1
Veteran
The title of the thread is "nice old car"
Seems to me that the majority are not nice at all! For instance, so far on this page only 3 1/2 out of 10 could possibly be construed as nice.....
Does this qualify
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
That's a definite "maybe not" , but it is OLD. Peter
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
Once you take a fancy to cars designed by Paul Bracq, you pay attention to them whenever you see one.
Here's a 1969 Mercedes 280C, seen in Greenwich Village, NYC.
And this is a late 1960's Mercedes SL seen in northern New Jersey.
It's pure coincidence that they are both the same color and even more unlikely that both of my Mercedes are extraordinarily similar colors. (my 1972 220D is the same color as these cars pictured and my 1978 300D is just barely noticeably lighter.)
Phil Forrest
Here's a 1969 Mercedes 280C, seen in Greenwich Village, NYC.
And this is a late 1960's Mercedes SL seen in northern New Jersey.
It's pure coincidence that they are both the same color and even more unlikely that both of my Mercedes are extraordinarily similar colors. (my 1972 220D is the same color as these cars pictured and my 1978 300D is just barely noticeably lighter.)
Phil Forrest
Robin P
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Does this qualify
Sorry, no, it's another of those cars that wasn't nice even when new!
Here's one that seemed nice when new but didn't keep its popularity like the VW alternative.
Greyscale
Veteran
I believe that this qualifies as both nice, and old. what a way to go, take your last ride in style in a Chrysler.
Pentax Spotmatic SPII, Sunny 16, Kodak Portra 160, Auto Yashinon 50/1.8 by Greyscale3, on Flickr
Pentax Spotmatic SPII, Sunny 16, Kodak Portra 160, Auto Yashinon 50/1.8 by Greyscale3, on Flickr
Robin P
Well-known
Careful! You might inspire someone to start a thread full of hearses
Please disregard the bias of my European eyes but was there ever such a thing as a nice Chrysler?
Vince Lupo
Whatever
Careful! You might inspire someone to start a thread full of hearses
Please disregard the bias of my European eyes but was there ever such a thing as a nice Chrysler?
I'd take a '48 Chrysler Town & Country any day.
Swift1
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Careful! You might inspire someone to start a thread full of hearses
Please disregard the bias of my European eyes but was there ever such a thing as a nice Chrysler?
As they say, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Зоркий 4, Юпитер-8 50/2,expired Kodak BW400CN
Mackinaw
Think Different
Robin P;2256851…..Please disregard the bias of my European eyes but was there [I said:ever[/I] such a thing as a nice Chrysler?
Sure, take a look at some of the mid-50's Virgil Exner-designed Chryslers.
Jim B.
