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Called "American Factory" But first! know the people who made the film including the production company and who owns it.

Died April 10, 1969

My newest vehicle that I bought new is a 2019 NISSAN 4.1 DOHC six Frontier 4 dr. pick up. It was designed in La Jolla Ca. The foundry for the engine is in Decherd Tennessee, the truck built in Smyrna Tennessee. The vehicle has more U.S. content than Ford or Chevrolet trucks. What troubles me the most is trouble on the horizon. We are not at war with Japan or Germany anymore. We insisted on building those countries into a democracy and have done so-starting 77years ago! and yet here we have G.M. going off to China (and taking most of its engineering with it) to do business and product/engineering sharing at a time when China is racing full speed ahead at world dominance. What will we do when they go after Taiwan? Our response will be our and the rest of the world's future. This confrontation is coming sooner than you think. I think we should be focusing somewhere else rather than the distant past. Learn from it (that's why we rebuilt those two countries, we remember what happened after WW1 with Germany when we didn't) but remember there is no future in a memory but there is wisdom. Be prepared.

Engine resurrection: Buick Straight 8 rebuild time-lapse

At first, Pontiac called it VENTURA

Some people are getting confused between Pink, Coral and purple.

This is another SO car. Special order cars have a SO tag next attached next to the data tag. This particular car was Harly Earl's wife's car, a 1959 Pontiac Catalina with Bonneville / Star Chief rear taillights and a Bonneville interior. She probably wanted a Catalina because they were 7" shorter (all in the trunk) than Star Chief and Bonneville and probably easier to maneuver and park. Note; 1959 Bonneville and Star Chief would not fit in many garages of even relatively new homes of the 50's. My SO Catalina just fit (with the garage door closed) my parents garage, a Bonneville would have never made it.

Not a Nailhead so 1967+

Not listed on any of the Streetside Classics locations.

If you really wanted to protect the wood and wanted a deep look to it. I would do what we did to surfboards just right after WW2 when they were still made of wood. The availability of surfboard resin " Coating and laminating resin" really helped preserve wood. Also, the availability of fiberglass cloth in different Oz. thickness even further adds to durability and strength.

Maybe you do and this is an advertisement in England;

It sure is;

To make you think you can get in. St. Peter is standing there with his hand behind his back holding a needle.

No luck needed; it was a proven success.

No plow, no 1/2 tracks, no sleds. Just a car that will do the job even on the coldest days with a six volt electrical system and in one of the coldest places in the world....The Antarctic

Hadn't thought about that. I was thinking about going around the curves and hanging out over the edge. Two years later they got a new PONTIAC

I'll bet that Dodge has an easier time than Ricky and Lucy did with this Merc!

And the winner is: TV commercial film for Volkswagen "Snow Plow" 1964

Porsche 356 Nerf Bars

Nerf bars

Just depends on the manufacture. Educated. Assist Step Rails - Nissan (999T6W4100)

Those are step rails.

That's easy. My 1964 and 1965 beetles have them!

Make sense to me, bonnet is a French word.

I thought I heard Fred Merts say to Lucy " I just put old Ethyl in the trunk"