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Didn't Lois Lane drive one like this in the old TV "Superman" series?
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Yeehaa! Nash Rambler Landau!
Note the single unit round "unigauge" above the steering wheel, the fancy schmancy radio in the console, the L-head six, the WeatherEye heating/ventilating system, the dual tone horns (and I do mean HORNS!), the curved glass windscreen, the fully covered wheel wells.
And yep - Lois Lane (Noel Neill) drove a Rambler Landau in that great old TV series. Affordable, practical car for a young city journalist.
Hmmm - looks a bit like mine ... hmmmm
Note the single unit round "unigauge" above the steering wheel, the fancy schmancy radio in the console, the L-head six, the WeatherEye heating/ventilating system, the dual tone horns (and I do mean HORNS!), the curved glass windscreen, the fully covered wheel wells.
And yep - Lois Lane (Noel Neill) drove a Rambler Landau in that great old TV series. Affordable, practical car for a young city journalist.
Hmmm - looks a bit like mine ... hmmmm
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I'd forgotten he drove the N-H. But then, I was more interested in his ~other~ mode of transport... :smirk:
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Just caught this; isn't that Phyllis Coates, the first Lois Lane in the series?And yep - Lois Lane (Noel Neill) drove a Rambler Landau in that great old TV series. Affordable, practical car for a young city journalist.
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Wow - good eyes! Sure does look like Phyllis Coates, who played Lois Lane in the first year of the Superman TV series. Noel Neill replaced Phyllis when Phyllis took a role in another show (Death Valley Days?, The Lone Ranger?).
And I *think* Jimmy Olsen drove a Metropolitan.