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Collectible Automobile 1997 April 1967-69 Dart Woody Station Wagon
Collectible Automobile 1997 April
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1967-69 Dart GTS: Dodge's "Baby Rumbleguts"
With pony cars and muscular compacts roaring onto the scene in the mid Sixties, it became clear at Dodge that the little Dart would have to bulk up. The resulting car proved to be a feather in the Dodge Boys' white hats. Jeffrey Godshall explains how the smallest member of the "Scat Pack" got its sting.
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Natural History: The "Woody" Station Wagon Story
From a humble beginning as a genteel bus to ferry wealthy vacationers between resorts and train stops, the station wagon evolved during the Thirties. But given its wood body, it was never far from its roots as a "depot hack." Arch Brown traces the woody's roots and its gradual transformation from commercial vehicle to passenger car in the first of a two-part series.
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1941-48 Nash 600: The Shape of Things to Come
The unlikely merger of Nash and appliance-maker Kelvinator brought the talents of George Mason into the car business in the Thirties. Soon after becoming president of the new company that resulted, Mason set his sights on entering the low-priced field. But a cut-rate Nash wouldn't be enough; it had to have something special. Patrick Foster details the forward-looking concepts of the 600 that fulfilled Masons expectations.
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