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From: spikedpunk
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  • Fond memories: I, too, had a 1940 Olds with hydramatic while in high school in the late 1950s. It was a wonderful car, completely reliable and in great condition, but was perhaps a bit slow :-) when pulling away from a stop light.

  • @tbnagle To think, this was an everyday car back in the time, another reliable work horse. Yes, they could be pokey, the in-line 8's were not known to be the most wild of performers. 

  • What a beautiful car, I noted the owner told the kid you have to pump the accelerator to start it! It is weird-such an old car without a clutch pedal!

  • @JSneaker It was very unusual to see this. Many dealer service mechanics at the time, when these cars had to be moved, froze like cats on a glass table when they saw only two pedals.

  • @spikedpunk OH WOW!

  • Gorgeous car. That handbrake handle looks uncannily like the one used on Corvairs, just mounted at a different angle.

  • @fjp912 It is so beautiful in person indeed. Many cars used a hand brake as such for a long time, when a hand brake was just that.

  • awesome thanks for sharing :)

  • @Bl4zz3r You are welcome, I try to bring the cars not too often seen as this for others to see.

  • OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

  • @LordKorlik I had an idea you would like this car!

  • @spikedpunk you now me all to well howie

  • Niiiiice ride!

  • @jbrunsonjr Jack, hi, to see it in person is something the camera can't reproduce. One could feel much emanating from this car.

  • A window to the past!

  • @ELSOULEY A very much decorated window at that too!

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