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retro
1957 Plymouth Savoy, Reefer-Smuggling Family Legend!
Every family has its Legendary Car tales, whether it be the Amby that your parents drove from Uttar Pradesh to Bangalore or the ol' reliable Model T in which Great-Grampaw fled the Dust Bowl. More »
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Comment by SmaartAasSaabr: The Jaguars were superior to him... he was a Jag mechanic... probably a better racket than the weed 4 Responses | Other threads
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novelties
Shorty Hemi Belvedere Sighting!
Here are some photos sent in by Belvedere legend Adrian (he of Moparbulance fame) of what appears to be a 1958 Plymouth with shortened wheelbase. The emblems claim it's a Hemi, and the 8,000 RPM redline on the tach is certainly a good indicator of hoonage afoot. These photos come from Tulsa, during the festivities surrounding the Buried Belvedere last summer. Any reader who knows more about this car- particularly if anyone has been crazy enough to stand on the gas all the way down the quarter-mile- please fill us in. More »
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Comment by Viper007Bond: It looks horribly ugly and incredibly awesome at the same time. How weird. :? more » | Other threads
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down on the street
1955 Plymouth Savoy
We've seen 61 of Alameda's street-parked cars so far in this series, but only seven have been from the 1950s. Since I have a fair number of Alameda cars from that decade already photographed, it's time to break one out. This '55 Plymouth lives in the East End, a block or so from the '72 El Camino we saw earlier in the month, and I'd been meaning to shoot some photos of it for quite some time. More »
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Comment by TinaChow: Savoy. Plaza. Cranbrook. Now those were names for cars..... more » | Other threads
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