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Collectible Automobile 1996 August Corvette 1949-52 Dodge Wayfarer Weird cars no
Collectible Automobile 1996 August
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1949-52 Dodge Wayfarer: Economy of Scale
Dodge took advantage of its first redesign after World War II to launch a line of short-wheelbase cars in the low-priced market. By reintroducing the roadster, the Wayfarer was something of a look backwards, but in a very fundamental way, it was also a peek into the division's future. Richard M. Langworth tells the little Dodge's story.
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Swimming With the Sharks: Chevrolet Remakes the Corvette for 1968-72
Chevrolet had set the Corvette bar high with the widely acclaimed Sting Rays of 1963-67; as a result, the next generation would have big expectations to meet. Would the Mako Shark-inspired '68 and its descendants become victims of their predecessors' success?
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American Gothic: Cars We're Glad Never Got Built
It was Prof. Irwin Corey, the self-proclaimed "world's foremost authority on everything," who once said, "Beauty is in the behind of the beholder." CA has compiled a photographic rogues' gallery of design dead ends and functional false starts guaranteed to prove the learned professor correct.
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