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DrLemming
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doug-g replied to DrLemming's comment in 1968 Dodge Coronet Wagon Down On The Denver Street 12:46 AM on Nov 30
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DrLemming commented on 1966 Plymouth Barracuda Down On The New York Street
"@tonyola: Perhaps heat soak was one reason why the 1967-69 Barracuda had a much smaller rear window."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17174350 12:18 AM on November 30
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DrLemming commented on 1968 Dodge Coronet Wagon Down On The Denver Street
"@doug-g: I like the Rebel a lot more than the Coronet."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17174333 12:16 AM on November 30
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tonyola replied to DrLemming's comment in 1966 Plymouth Barracuda Down On The New York Street 8:03 PM on Nov 29
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doug-g replied to DrLemming's comment in 1968 Dodge Coronet Wagon Down On The Denver Street 7:19 PM on Nov 29
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doug-g replied to DrLemming's comment in 1968 Dodge Coronet Wagon Down On The Denver Street 7:15 PM on Nov 29
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DrLemming commented on Can You Identify This Mystery Car?
"With production cars this ugly I gather it must not be very hard to break into the exciting world of automobile design."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17167806 05:00 PM on November 29
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DrLemming commented on 1978 Ford Fairmont Station Wagon Down On The New Hampshire Street
"The Fairmont was a nicely-sized family wagon, if rather bland and decontented."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17167711 04:53 PM on November 29
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DrLemming commented on 1966 Plymouth Barracuda Down On The New York Street
"The 1965-66 Barracuda had a swept-back C-pillar and a huge rear window somewhat similar to the the Avanti, but I think the latter had much nicer proportions."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17167627 04:47 PM on November 29
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DrLemming commented on Peugeot 204 Down On The Saint-Brieuc Street
"@Novaload: Over the years the Japanese have done a decent job of copying the Europeans, but they never quite captured the quirkiness of the French. Perhaps that's partly because their primary export market has been the US, but also because the Japanese, when left to their own devices, tend toward a busy, techno-geek look. In contrast, the 204 has a clean, rounded look that is way too plain even for a typical low-end 1980s Japanese car."
http://jalopnik.com/comment/17165182 01:56 PM on November 29
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