dpullum wrote:
Yes, they and other airplane inspired works of art were incorporated in car design; it was an adventurous time.
The perverted thought passed thru my head... briefly... the thought was to take all the "interesting" parts and combining them in one car. One end these jet plane air flow stabilizer tail fins the other end perhaps the pointed Studebaker. I am referring to the 1950-1951 models, a.k.a. the “bullet nose” or “airplane” Studey.
When the Trump second term administration reopens the Studebaker plant in Southbend Indiana, just to spite Mayor Pete, such creations will be possible. I do not want my country back, I want my classic car design back... they were beautiful [?]
There was just a popup for the 2019 Cadillac Escalade... oh my ! !... front grill inspired by the Edsel Ford grill.
Yes, they and other airplane inspired works of art... (
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Where have the designers gone? ALL the new cars, from Hundai to Cadillac have the same ugly silhouette from the side. I owned a Caddy Limo of that period and it was overwhelmingly classy.