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Collectible Automobile 1999 April 1959-60 Pontiac 1970-76 Plymouth Duster Chapar
Collectible Automobile 1999 April
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1959-60 Pontiac: Into the Great Wide World
It took a stretch of a car buyer's imagination to consider a Pontiac alluring by the late Fifties. But come 1959, it took a stretch of just a few inches to completely stand that notion on its head. Michael Lamm explains how Pontiac broadened its appeal and touched off a sales boom.
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Half-and-Half Haulers: A Short History of Sedan Deliveries
When there were places a truck couldn't go or jobs a car couldn't do, the right vehicle to have often turned out to be one that was a little of both. That's how the sedan delivery earned its keep, reports Don Bunn.
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Plymouth's Secret Weapon: The Inside Story of the 1970-76 Duster
Jeffrey Godshall reveals that Plymouth product planners were given $15 million to freshen up the dowdy little Valiant for 1970. Nobody told them they could spend the money to create a slick, new fastback coupe. Then again, nobody said they couldn't .. .
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Chaparral 2A: All-American Sports Racer
When Jim Hall and Hap Sharp applied the same devotion they had for racing sports cars to building a sports car, the result was one of the legendary racers of the Sixties. Alex Gabbard recalls the days when these Texas titans left an indelible mark on the racing world.
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