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hillsdown
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Seems a shame to use a beauty of a car like the Bel Air for a crash test.
Hubby picked me up for our first date in one, we even had a driver. But at the end of the night the driver was passed out in the back seat and hubby had to do all the driving.. :lol: Good help is sooo hard to find..
Hubby picked me up for our first date in one, we even had a driver. But at the end of the night the driver was passed out in the back seat and hubby had to do all the driving.. :lol: Good help is sooo hard to find..
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alacattleman
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especially when theres more metal in one fender on the 59,, then all of the malibu.. i just dont see that ol belair folding up that easyhillsdown":1e7qguif said:Seems a shame to use a beauty of a car like the Bel Air for a crash test.
Hubby picked me up for our first date in one, we even had a driver. But at the end of the night the driver was passed out in the back seat and hubby had to do all the driving.. :lol: Good help is sooo hard to find..
chrisy
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Maybe it had a fair bit of rust on the underside as it was made in '59, and not road worthy. and the new cars have got a lot safety features the old ones didn't. As could you see anyone wanting to crash a classic car in good nick, how much money would that be, probably more than the new one.
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alacattleman
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not a 59 four door grocery getter, but look how that heavy metal car folds up light aluminum foilchrisy":2xylfcmw said:
