Yea I agree but you really had to learn to drive and especially brake in an empty parking lot. on wet pavement you could do 2/360s if you hit the brakes hard only going about 30mph. fun but scary on a busy highway ! ... View more

You forgot about the poor folk American family's Sk. I grew up with Ramblers. They were a good price and very reliable. Have a 65 990 4drsd daily driver gets good looks and thumbs up all the time. ... View more

Who copied who ? The 57 Alpha Romero could be in an American Studebaker showroom and you would think it was a new model. My grandfather had 2 1950s Studebakers what beautiful sleek FAST cars they were. Ahead of there time. ... View more

daydreamer I am 70 and live on the East coast and have never heard the term Ponchos must be a west coast term ?. ... View more

daydreamerdav. This article was interesting but no mention of the 70s BMWs they were beautiful and so very reliable. Took my wife in 1988 from Long Island NY to ST, Petersburg FLA. and back on my 1970 R75/5 touring bike. There and back 1/2 qt of oil not 1 problem. The only set back was when I wanted to do 80mph she would yank on my belt to slow down. The faster you went the smoother the bike ran. Also 1 that missed the list that I owned and loved was my single cylinder 1969 441 BSA Shooting Star. Top end was only 92mph but if you didn't have the money for an 850 Norton this was only $900 and would stay with the Norton up to about 60mph threw the gears. ... View more

Is GrumpyOne correct made in Messyco? ... View more

The AMC Marlin was a nice looking car for the time. under powered though the biggest motor was a 327.  only lasted for 2 1/2 years late 65/66/67. ... View more

Also put people in the trunk to save $6 gas for 3 nights in my 1960 Rambler Rebel V8. You know the car that the front seat backs went all the way down best car to watch the Submarine Races.Also put 283 chevy's in my rear view mirror! ... View more