Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Car of the Day



A Plymouth Valiant (first generation?) on East Third Street and Avenue B... Photo by Bobby Williams.

11 comments:

  1. Didn't I point out this car (I said a 1962 Dodge Dart)in a previous EV Grieve post not too long ago?

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  2. Great shot and a cool car! Whatever happened to EV Lambo?

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  3. Nice paint. I believe it's a '63, I owned one of these in '76 for a while when briefly living out West. It had a pushbutton transmission and no A/C.

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  4. Wow. My best friend in high school had a '63 that was exactly this same color. Only diference was that the original color had been a pukey aquamarine, so we painted over the old paint, rust and a half-assed Bondo application with this color blue. Did the whole thing with two 6 inch clapboard brushes in about 2 hours. Never could get it to shine much though.

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  5. I think the owner of the car is the owner of Snack Dragon.

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  6. Yes, it is indeed owned by the owner of Snack Dragon.

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  7. I heard they are opening a new place out in Williamsburg on S 4th and Bedford...

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  8. My first car was a '66 with all red leather interior. I had to sit on a pillow because I couldn't see over the huge steering wheel. ahhh the memories

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  9. As I previously commented re the November photo Crazy Eddie mentioned, it's a first generation (1960-1962) Plymouth Valiant.

    For proof, see the photos in the Wikipedia entry for Plymouth Valiant:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Valiant

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