50's car game how is you 50's IQ
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50's car game how is you 50's IQ
http://www.americantorque.com/game2/8/0/ I done horrible 62 percent guess 58 is too young haha.
#3
I got an 81%. I couldn't keep the Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler and Desoto's straight. The hood ornaments threw me too. I am 35. I can credit plastic model kits that I wish I had kept for me recognizing a few.
Adam
Adam
#16
81% for me too. Chysler products were confusing for me. Didn't miss GM or Ford though.
#25
Will NEVER Grow Up!
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Landrum, SC in "The Blue Ridge Foothills"
Posts: 593
First of all, I really SUCK at this!
I got 48% correct. I even got the ****** "Aero," the third worst car ever built in the USA. Only the Crosley and the Metropolitan were worse.
Now, I'm 80 and have been a car guy all my life, and I think we've got a bunch of liars in this thread.
--Don
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I got 48% correct. I even got the ****** "Aero," the third worst car ever built in the USA. Only the Crosley and the Metropolitan were worse.
Now, I'm 80 and have been a car guy all my life, and I think we've got a bunch of liars in this thread.
--Don
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#26
First of all, I really SUCK at this!
I got 48% correct. I even got the ****** "Aero," the third worst car ever built in the USA. Only the Crosley and the Metropolitan were worse.
Now, I'm 80 and have been a car guy all my life, and I think we've got a bunch of liars in this thread.
--Don
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I got 48% correct. I even got the ****** "Aero," the third worst car ever built in the USA. Only the Crosley and the Metropolitan were worse.
Now, I'm 80 and have been a car guy all my life, and I think we've got a bunch of liars in this thread.
--Don
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Something smells rotten in Denmark.
I should of said I also got 100% on the second try.
I owned or worked on most of those cars and I didn't do too good either.
You probably bought a few of them brand new Don.
#31
Will NEVER Grow Up!
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Landrum, SC in "The Blue Ridge Foothills"
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Bad management done them in. The cars are VERY collectable. One went for big bucks last week at Palm Beach Barrett Jackson. It was a 1936 Model 120B Convertible and sold for $99,000.
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................This is the car!
I learned to drive in a 1938 Packard Super-Eight sedan. If you were ever lucky enough to find one of these fine cars, Kanter Brothers have almost every part you'll ever need to restore her.
Packard Motor Company built some of the best cars ever made!
--Don
#32
Will NEVER Grow Up!
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Location: Landrum, SC in "The Blue Ridge Foothills"
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--Don
#40
I am very impressed. You have really studied your old cars. Us old timers remember them when they were new. It is good to see somebody your age into classic cars and not one of those rice burners with a tailpipe the size of a 3 pound coffee can.