1960 to early 1980's Large American Cars(Non-Customized) cars Thread (vehicles, sedans, SUV)

[Blackandgold51]

Originally Posted by Merc63

No need with hotlinking on the web, as it's what the web is about. So long as they aren't re-hosted and claimed to be your own, it's fine.






Elwood Engel was a talented designer, knowing just how much was enoguh without over-styling the car. He did both of these:

'64 Imperial:



'61 Lincoln:



Classic designs that still look good today.

Likw the Blue one on top, I forgot the name of it

[Blackandgold51]

http://www.maaltijdopmaat.nl/images/72lincoln4.JPG (broken link)

http://www.lovefords.org/72bic/72_bic_lin.jpg (broken link)


My most favorite Lincoln Contenintals...they almost look like the 1960-70 Devilles LOL.

[Merc63]

Originally Posted by Blackandgold51

Likw the Blue one on top, I forgot the name of it

'69 Chrysler 300

Oh, and you have a few customized cars sprinkled throughout your pictures. Personally, I love them best that way.

[Blackandgold51]

http://2.photos4.ebizautos.com/used-1974-lincoln-continental-executivesedan-496-6230168-6-400.jpg (broken link)
http://1.photos4.ebizautos.com/used-1974-lincoln-continental-executivesedan-496-6230168-5-400.jpg (broken link)










http://1.photos4.ebizautos.com/used-1974-lincoln-continental-executivesedan-496-6230168-1-400.jpg (broken link)

These are my most favorite Continentals, they look almost like the 1969-70 Devilles LOL;

http://www.lovefords.org/72bic/72_bic_lin.jpg (broken link)


On the Assembly Line;

[Blackandgold51]

[Bydand]

Originally Posted by Merc63

No need with hotlinking on the web, as it's what the web is about. So long as they aren't re-hosted and claimed to be your own, it's fine.
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You might want to check that fact again, plus it is against TOS on C-D to post photos that are not your own, instead you need to post links to the originals.

TOS: Copyrighted Material - Instead of copying-and-pasting articles, photos, or other material you find on the Internet, you should be posting links to those articles. Posting a snippet from the article and then the link is the appropriate way to post.

[Blackandgold51]

Looks similiar to this;

[The Continental]

What color is that 61 Linc you posted 63Merc? Is it even stock?

[Vinsanity]

Originally Posted by Blackandgold51

And you're right, I am tired of today's cars especially the GM Brand like Cadillac and Buick makin' their cars smaller to also cater to the youth.

It's because they must cater to the youth in order to survive. Relying too much on a customer base that's dying off is a big reason they got into trouble to begin with.

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by Vinsanity

It's because they must cater to the youth in order to survive. Relying too much on a customer base that's dying off is a big reason they got into trouble to begin with.

Fortunately, there are quite a few youths who like and appreciate classic American cars. Including my 17-year-old niece; she told me that she wants to own a classic '60s American car someday.