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Collectible Automobile 2008 April Big Shots 1969-73 Full Sized Dodges
Collectible Automobile 2008 April Big Shots 1969-73 Full Sized Dodges
Collectible Automobile is published bi-monthly.
Contents
1950-53 MG TD:
Past as Prologue
While flush with the success of the TC, MG
nevertheless knew it had to quickly come up
with a significantly more modern and driver-
friendly follow-onparticularly for the lucrative
U.S. market. Enter the TD! Graham Robson
recounts its story.
That Shrinking Feeling:
How and Why General
Motors Downsized for 1977
In the early Seventies, the biggest auto
manufacturer in the USA began charting a new
direction in the design of the full-size American
car. The result marked a sea change that scuttled
the big boats that had long plied the nation's
mainstream, reports Gary Witzenburg.
Chasing Pontiac:
The Full-Sized
Dodges of 1969-73
By the late Sixties, big-Dodge designers were
tired of chasing after Ponchos for styling
supremacy. The boys in Dodge engineering and marketing were occasional obstacles, but the stylists persevered, relates Jeffrey I. Godshall.
1941-51 Ford Six:
Almost-Forgotten Flathead
Ford earned its fame in the post-Model A period with an L-head V-8 that became an automotive legend. However, points out Paul McLaughlin, it wasn't the only engine found under the hoods of Ford cars and trucks in the Forties and early
Fifties.
1929 Buick Series 121
Four-Passenger Coupe
19% Packard Clipper Custom Four-Door Sedan
Collectible Commercial Vehicles
1924 Graham Brothers Truck
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