Before the 39th president died he imagined a compelling blueprint for how Americans could live and drive.
Tell us your secret 1973-1983 desires and we will validate your choices in the comments.
In 1966, cars were becoming a huge part of American culture and maybe a bit of a problem. But, they were "our mess.…
Car design changes with the times and some definitely age more gracefully than others
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