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- Joseph Dennis on Curbside Classic: 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan – Its Flying Wing Roof Is No Less Over The Top 15 Years Later
- Jon Stephenson on Museum Classic: 1927 Seagrave Fire Engine – Future Hall Of Flamer?
- William Hall on My Years At Volvo: Organizational Ch-ch-changes
- Jon Stephenson on Museum Classic: 1927 Seagrave Fire Engine – Future Hall Of Flamer?
- J P Cavanaugh on Curbside Classic: 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan – Its Flying Wing Roof Is No Less Over The Top 15 Years Later
- J P Cavanaugh on Curbside Classic: 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan – Its Flying Wing Roof Is No Less Over The Top 15 Years Later
- -Nate on An Orlando Cruise-In: 1960s Econolines, 1980s Toyotas and Much More
- Jon Stephenson on Museum Classic: 1927 Seagrave Fire Engine – Future Hall Of Flamer?
- Jon Stephenson on Curbside Classic: 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan – Its Flying Wing Roof Is No Less Over The Top 15 Years Later
- Evan Reisner on My Years At Volvo: Organizational Ch-ch-changes
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Junkyard Classic: 1994 Plymouth Sundance – Come On Down!
Posted on September 18, 2019 | 38 CommentsAt one point in the very early 1990’s, I tried to convince my father that a Dodge Shadow or Plymouth Sundance would be a very wise purchase for him as […] -
Curbside Classic: Plymouth Sundance/Dodge Shadow – Something For Everyone, Everything For No One
Posted on October 4, 2014 | 81 Comments(first posted 11/9/2011) Two hundred dollars. A hundred and fifty dollars – ten for each mile per hour over the speed limit – and fifty for a “head injury surcharge.” […] -
CC Capsule: 1991 Dodge Shadow ES – White on White
Posted on March 8, 2014 | 42 CommentsThe Dodge Shadow and Plymouth Sundance were low-buck transportation. When new, they sold for well under $10,000, at a time when the average new car’s sticker had just gone north […] -
CC Road Trip: In Search of the Humblest Mopars
Posted on August 3, 2013 | 38 CommentsI don’t know about you, but I’ve been enjoying Mopar week, not least Virgil Exner’s wilder excursions into stylistic la-la land. But there was another era, devoid of Exner’s […]