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Didn't use seatbelts either. My father used to cut them out whenever he bought a new car.
ReplyDeleteNice Bench Seat. they were fun
ReplyDeleteMom!
ReplyDeleteCars didn't even have seat belts until later. Plus, the dash was metal. We were a family of seven and the youngest rode in the front seat between mom and dad unrestrained.
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW WOW - look at that nice steering wheel!!!!
ReplyDeleteof course - high heels with short shorts. those were the days!
ReplyDeleteSteering wheel? STEERING WHEEL???
ReplyDeleteMy god man - did you not notice those firm floor mats??
Or those lengthy bucket seats??
The knobs for the heating/AC??
Hell is that a roll cage behind the driver??
Nice piece of car!
Great way to start my FRYDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8:50 I was wondering about that roll bar also. You forgot to mention the nice bumpers.
ReplyDeleteoh god please someone get on here and tell me how that pic exploits women.....
ReplyDeleteOld Ford. Anyone want to guess what year?
ReplyDeleteDid you know in reality, airbags actually can cause death in an accident where even a minor injury wouldn't occur? Just a bit of food for your empty thoughts.
ReplyDeleteVery true 12:36.
DeleteDOT admitted they are for the handful that don't wear seat belts.
I'll bite and guess 1957
ReplyDelete11:25 it's after 51 or 52 but not sure of year I don't recall that round speedometer and gauge section.
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