Cars we drove in the 50s & 60s

[planovet]

Nice short movie with great music. I was born in the late 50s so I wasn't driving during this time frame. But I remember the cars (and music) and for some of you this will be a trip down memory lane.

Cars we drove in the 50s & 60s

[toypusher]

I really liked the 'car phone'!!!

[emiller]

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[Joseph]

Whaddaya mean, cars WE drove? You got a mouse in your pocket?

I drove my mom's beige '64 Dodge Dart - the one with the pushbutton transmission.

Joseph

[kartvines]

Back when I worked at the local Texaco, gas went for 28 cents a gallon, full service including checking the oil and washing the windows and checking the tire pressure. I remember when the windows squeeze washer came out, it was a great tool, did away with the spray bottle and cloth rags.
The time when clearing a hundred dollars a week allowed you to do almost everything with change left in your pocket, now those were the good old days.

Before the country went to war, 2 years later I was on my way to Viet Nam with many of the kids I went to school with, nothing was the same after we were forced to grow into adulthood.

[cs_whypt2]

That was a really cool video.
I have never seen most of the cars in real life that were shown, but I some a good amount of them in pictures. My brother can name them all, I just think they look cool.

Thanks for posting.
Dianne

[t-vicky]

Not a seat belt or air bag in the house. How did we ever survive?

[Joseph]

Not a seat belt or air bag in the house. How did we ever survive?

Well, for one thing there were a helluva lot fewer cars on the road...

Joseph

[planovet]

Not a seat belt or air bag in the house. How did we ever survive?

Big solid cars with real METAL bumpers....

[cs_whypt2]

Edit: Never Mind

Dianne

[Kurt (Indiana)]

Great video. Really brings back the early days.
"I wish I could go back.... but I was making $.75 /hour back then.

Maybe a time travel machine would be a good thing.
I clearly remember the late 50's through the late 60's as a great time for cars, girls, playing in the band, etc.

Money was limited , but boy, what a good time we had.

[Micro469]

Great video. Rally brings back the early days.
"I wish I could go back.... but I was making $.75 /hour back then.

Maybe a time travel machine would be a good thing.
I clearly remember the late 50's through the late 60's as a great time for cars, girls, playing in the band, etc.

Money was limited , but boy, what a good time we had.

Y'all realize in 40 or 50 years our kids will remember NOW as the good ol' days...and how much fun they had.....

[cs_whypt2]

Great video. Rally brings back the early days.
"I wish I could go back.... but I was making $.75 /hour back then.

Maybe a time travel machine would be a good thing.
I clearly remember the late 50's through the late 60's as a great time for cars, girls, playing in the band, etc.

Money was limited , but boy, what a good time we had.

Y'all realize in 40 or 50 years our kids will remember NOW as the good ol' days...and how much fun they had.....

I don't think so.
Never!!
Well...I'm never going to be old either, so.....

Yeah I was thinking about that. But man, if I am reminising about $4.50 a gallon, I think I am going to

Dianne

[Dooner]

Not a seat belt or air bag in the house. How did we ever survive?

COMMON SENSE

Too many people out there do not know the correct way to drive. Entering a busy interstate highway at 40mph, not yeilding the right of way, and not knowing what the colored lines mean that are painted on the roads.

Just stupidity.

[emiller]

Not a seat belt or air bag in the house. How did we ever survive?

COMMON SENSE

Too many people out there do not know the correct way to drive. Entering a busy interstate highway at 40mph, not yeilding the right of way, and not knowing what the colored lines mean that are painted on the roads.

Just stupidity.