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1950 Chrysler unknown 
Ep. 11.08Class: Cars, Convertible
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◊ 2020-07-19 06:26 |
Here we go. Definitely inspired by some sort of 1950 Chrysler Imperial.![[Image: l7q8zr_nj9ambrelxyatd7s0pppigqmvbuoy8vvqz29vezexscu4rydf6na9bemk1fbs-neh_aohi-1s9vifyi1h2mr7cs_vn8le.jpg]](http://pics.imcdb.org/2517/l7q8zr_nj9ambrelxyatd7s0pppigqmvbuoy8vvqz29vezexscu4rydf6na9bemk1fbs-neh_aohi-1s9vifyi1h2mr7cs_vn8le.jpg) ![[Image: hd_jn-odqgqvrzeqvwnmzyfv5l1nu0zm8gmuqgaetsafgb3oq2w_th1eiphcq-5ud5nrf9acfa2iuorf-wtmjafyznk3blqm5cz-.jpg]](http://pics.imcdb.org/2517/hd_jn-odqgqvrzeqvwnmzyfv5l1nu0zm8gmuqgaetsafgb3oq2w_th1eiphcq-5ud5nrf9acfa2iuorf-wtmjafyznk3blqm5cz-.jpg) -- Last edit: 2020-07-19 20:11:46 |
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◊ 2020-07-19 22:08 |
1950 Saratoga, New Yorker, or Imperial by the trim. Of those, only New Yorker was offered as a convertible, but this car could just as easily be a sedan or coupe with the roof cut off. Imperials were four-doors only, with unique reverse slant C-pillar on the standard sedan. |
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