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Going back to my earliest memories - these are cars like my parents owned over the years. They came of age in the 1930s. While in the Army in WW2, Dad said he learned not to trust GM and Ford engines, so always favored Chrysler and Nash cars. Mom and Dad could never afford new cars, so we always got "tried and true cream puff" used cars.
1950 Plymouth
1952 Nash Rambler (the "doodle-bug"):
1955 Dodge Coronet:
1956 AMC Rambler Cross County (with factory air!)
1960 Rambler Classic:
1961 M-B 220S:
They were really proud to have been able to get that used Mercedes. Later they had an early Honda CVCC and a 1970s Renault.
Mom kept the Renault until she died in 1982; Dad kept the Honda until he died in 1987.
1950 Plymouth
1952 Nash Rambler (the "doodle-bug"):
1955 Dodge Coronet:

1956 AMC Rambler Cross County (with factory air!)
1960 Rambler Classic:

1961 M-B 220S:

They were really proud to have been able to get that used Mercedes. Later they had an early Honda CVCC and a 1970s Renault.
Mom kept the Renault until she died in 1982; Dad kept the Honda until he died in 1987.