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Reply to "O Scale Motor Vehicle Chronicle Sept.4"

I graduated high school with a kid who lived not too far from me in my home town.  I

was tagged for college, but he immediately went to work selling for a remodeling company, aluminum siding, etc., and he came by the house in a brand new, black, loaded up 1958 Chevrolet Impala convertible.  The car looked huge when compared with all the 1955-57 Chevies of the period that the kids were drooling over.  Hindsight

says I prefer that car, to the 1959 and 1960 models that came right after, and I had

a 1960.  I thought the 196l's were clean looking (my grandfather bought one), but then

the 1962's went back to bulbous.  It is weird how wildly Chevy styling changed in that

period.

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