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Collectible Automobile 2021 April 1980-83 Lincoln Continental Mark V Dodge Packa
Collectible Automobile 2021 April
Page Eight
1980-83 Lincoln Continental Mark VI:
Luxury on a Different Scale
When circumstances dictated smaller, lighter
cars, Lincoln tried to recreate a big seller in a
tidier package, as Paul G. McLaughlin and the
Editors of Collectible Automobileexplain.
Page Twenty-Four
1927-30 Chrysler:
Making a Suggestion
Having gotten off to a good start in its first
years, Chrysler was moving a little more confidently by the late Twenties. Richard M. Langworth looks back at the cars made by a company bursting with energy and activity.
Page Forty-Six
1970-76 Porsche 914:
Making a Bid for Respectability
Could a car called Porsche that was part
Volkswagen find love in a world that
had ingrained impressions about both?
Bryan Joslin recounts the little
two-seater's attempt to do exactly that.
Page Sixty
Looks Like a Winner:
Chevrolet Styling in the Fifties
There was a number of good reasons why Chevrolet was America's sales leader most years in the Fifties. Sound styling certainly was among of them. Photos from the Collectible Automobilefiles provide a glimpse at the process that led to these well-known designs.
Personality Profile
Page Seventy-Four
Charles Nash:
"No Man's Man but His Own"
Perseverance and a sharp eye on the bottom line
made Charlie Nash a success in the automobile
business. After ascending to the presidency
of General Motors he left to start Nash Motors
and run it the way he knew best. Patrick Foster
tells the tale of a singular industry leader.
Photo Features
Page Twenty
1965 Pontiac Bonneville
Safari Station Wagon
Page Forty Two
1942 Packard Eight Convertible Coupe
Page Fifty-Six
1962 Dodge Custom 880
Convertible Coupe
Collectible Commercial Vehicles
Page Seventy
1963 Ford Falcon
Club Wagon
Departments
Word One
Page 1
ollectible Comments
Page 4
Calendar of Events
Page 7
Car Spotter
Page 82
Cheap Wheels
Page 87
Future Collectibles
Page 88
Collectible
Scale Automobile
Page 89
Collectible Literature
Page 90
Value Guide
Page 94
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