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Mario's Tribute to 1940's Car Dealers

1941 Buick

1940 Buick

1940 Chevy

1940 Ford

1940 Lincoln Mercury

1940 Studebaker

1941 Buick

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1941 Jeeps

1941 Lincoln Ford

1941 Pontiac

1942 Cadillac

1942 Chrysler

1942 Nash

1942 Mercury Last car for the duration

1942 Used Car Lot

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1945 Hudson

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1945 Packard

1945 Plymouth

1946 Chevy

1946 Dodge

1946 Ford

1946 Hudson

1946 Olds

1946 Packard

1947 Buick

1947 Chevy

1947 Desoto Plymouth

1947 Ford

1947 Lincoln

1948 Buick

1948 Chevy

1948 Cadillac

1948 Ford Trucks

1948 Tucker Torpedo

1948 Used Fords for sale

1949 Buick

1949 Chevy

1949 Ford line

1949 Ford

1949 Lincoln Mercury

1949 Pontiac

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1942 Olds B44

1948 Tucker Torpedo

1949 Ford

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Mario on Oct 30, 2020 said:

I find that the pre-war cars were pretty much an extension of the thirty's. The post-war cars exploded with technological advancements not seen before in such a short time period. This brought on the excitement of the colorful fifties cars and the high demand. Mario

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azmusclecar on Oct 30, 2020 said:

These are before my time but admired just as much. Soon we need a thread where horses and buggies are traded in on one side of a business and cars are sold and driven out the other.

Nice thread, keep up the great entries.

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Mario on Oct 31, 2020 said:

Thank you for your kind words. The forties cars were also before my time but I figured I would take a crack at it. They were still around in the fifties when I grew up they were like Tanks!

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57timemachine on Nov 1, 2020 said:

Mario, I can not stop thanking you enough for all these wonderful automotive memories that you have made possible, through your generosity here. Cheers.

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Mario on Nov 1, 2020 said:

Again thank you George. I love that you and many other "gear heads" remember these wonderful cars and that it helps to pour back great memories that put a smile on our faces. Never lose those loving memories instilled in us. Hold on to the Love we have of these great machines. Mario

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