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MrEarl's Daily Therapeutic Dose of Buick


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This past summer Linda and I went to Washington DC for a "Capital 4th."  When we were visiting the National Museum of American History, there was a audio/visual display featuring a 1950 Buick Super, a salesman with a couple sitting at his desk while he touted the benefits of buying a Buick, and some brochures on the car.  His sales pitch was quite something to hear.  Here are a couple of pictures that I took. Sorry about the quality of some of the pictures.  In the second picture you can see the salesman and his customers at his desk.  100_5059.JPG

 

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The '50 Super is really appealing to look at. Then looking at the curves in the deck lid my thoughts kind of sewered in this direction.

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Integrated into the structure would have been neat, applique, not so much.

 

Wood don't bend like that. One step more and it could have been convincing.

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