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eeneryma wrote:
Years before I had my license, my parents bought a used mid 50's Rambler. The odometer read 39,000 miles, but the car must have seen double that mileage. My father drove it back and forth to the train station each morning, so no big deal. It lurched, rattled and smoked horribly. No surprise that Nash and later American Motors went out of business. Rattletrap is an uncommon word today, but most who experienced that era easily identify.
Steve
My brush with ghosts of the '50s was my first car, a '54 Studebaker coupe. Did not run long enough to rattle. About the only cars from the '50s that were worth bothering with were Chevys.
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