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1952 Chevy Bel-Air |
I think Father may have owned a Chevy similar to this but a lower model, maybe a Deluxe. He always bought 4 doors until the Montecarlo late in his life. It may have been at '51 that he owned. I was only 7 or 8 at the time.
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1955 Chevy Bel-Air |
To my knowledge this is the first non black car dad owned. When I was in college I begged him to sell me this car. Initially I had seen a black chevy like the one at the top for sale. They wanted $100.00 for it and dad would not even consider it.
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1963 Corvair Spyder |
Instead he went out to Minster and bought this car. It was a factory official's car. It was for me and I had to make payments to them for it. He did not ask me about it but he knew what I wanted.
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1963 Corvair Spyder |
It was a "snazzy" car but impracticle. The wire wheels were real and they would not fit the tire machine when I bought tires. I finally replaced them with black steel wheels. Tires back then lasted maybe 10,000 miles. The rear tires wore off on the inside. I was too busy to work on it. I sold it when I had about 60,000 miles on it.
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