clovers

That's a great car. I saw it at a Buick Club show in Glendale 3 years ago.

One of my favorite places. And one of my favorite cars. Even the color!

Well you've got 17 years on me. I'd trade places in a New York minute! ) Thanks for the comment on my pics. One guy commented once that since I wasn't the owner of a collectible car myself and wasn't posting pictures of my own car(s) that I was only using aaca's gallery as a place to "store images" and that I didn't "get" the purpose of the gallery. Naturally I understand his position but for everybody who feels the way he does I hope there are others who look at my shots and find them interesting and maybe even a good resource on what things ought to look like if they're working on a similar car of their own. I want them to be a resource for everybody to enjoy.

That. Is. Mag. NIFICENT! I was a kid too young to drive when these were out and thought they were great then and even more so now. Lincoln had some great colors too. This turquoise was (is) killer. Not something you'd see on a Cadillac or Chrysler. Cheers --- clovers

I'll put it on my calendar. )

Very nice! Was this in Germany? Pat (clovers)

Very nice. I bought one of these new to replace my beloved '61 Corvair Monza because my daughter was born and we needed a bigger car. It looked exactly like this except it had a black interior. The car did not have A/C but few cars did in those days, and I had to buy an FM radio receiver to hear FM stations. All in all not a bad car. Pat (clovers)

That's a knockout. Beaut shot. Pat (clovers)