I've always liked these. More for what Chrysler was trying to achieve than styling perhaps.
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Every time I see an Edsel, I think of this Star Trek monster:
How did cars like this evolve into the "burps manifested into metal" shapes of the 40's?
Man, those are sexy.
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A couple of years ago I had a walk with my mother, near the old age home she was living.
She asked me what the brand of those cars we passed was. Aston Martin I said.
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She took a closer look at the badge. I joked that parking properly is not required with those cars.
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A couple of years ago I had a walk with my mother, near the old age home she was living.
She asked me what the brand of those cars we passed was. Aston Martin I said.
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She took a closer look at the badge. I joked that parking properly is not required with those cars.