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Collectible Automobile 2021 October Cars of 1938 1950-58 Lincoln Capri Buick Riv
Collectible Automobile 2021 October
Page Eight
Upward Mobility:
The Low-Cost Luxury Cars
of 1966
"Low-priced" didn't mean "low ambition"
to America's volume family-car brands in
the mid Sixties. As Kit Foster reports, all of
them launched premium-grade models-and
talked openly of luxury.
Page Twenty Two
1950-58 Lincoln Capri:
Lead, Follow, Get Out of the Way
Fame and prestige can be fleeting in the
automotive world. There's no clearer example
of that than the Lincoln Capri that went from
glamorous specialty model to obscurity. Sam
Fiorani and the Editors of Collectible Automobile
look back at the car's years on the scene.
Page Forty Two
The Cars of 1938:
Chutes and Ladders
Amid a shocking return to Great Depression-like economic conditions forward-looking visions of the future of the car were being formulated out
of public view. Robert Gabrick reviews the highlights of a challenging year.
Page Sixty-Four
1986-93 Buick Riviera:
A Lesson in Less
For more than 20 years, the Riviera had been a fairly consistent success in the personal-luxury field. By the mid Eighties, though, an emphasis on smaller, lighter cars was forcing Buick to consider some radical changes, writes Gary Witzenburg.
Page Eighty Two
The TASC at Hand:
A Proposal for GM "Ponycars"
Even before events forced American automakers
to concentrate on fuel economy General Motors
was starting to imagine all kinds of new designs
to meet that need. As a group of photos shows,
the sporty "ponycar" coupes had a place
in this program.
Photo Features
Page Eighteen
1933 Alfa Romeo 8C 2600 Roadster
Page Thirty-Eight
1971 Ford Mustang Convertible Coupe
Page Sixty
1946 Chevrolet 3100
Canopy Express
Departments
Word One
Page 1
Collectible Comment;
Page 4
Calendar of Events
Page 7
Car Spotter
Page 76
Cheap Wheels
Page 84
Future Collectibles
Page 85
Collectible
Scale Automobile
Page 86
Collectible Literature
Page 90
Value Guide
Page 94
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