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The 1935 Chevrolet Standard and Master DeLuxe Sedans were branded in ads as "The Most Finely Balanced Low-Priced Car Ever Built." Chevrolet streamlined its model lineup, focusing on the closed models. The more upscale Master Deluxe series models were given a new all-steel 'Turret Top' body and a slightly longer wheelbase with fashionable 'suicide'-style doors with rear-mounted hinges. Midwest car show

The 1960 Pontiac Catalina Wide-Track featuring a five-inch wider chassis, promised a steadier ride, firmer control. Pontiac promoted the new Wide-Track as being the pinnacle of perfection in the world of handling characteristics. Sporty appearance, powerful engine, and affordable price, this vehicle was an instant success for the Pontiac Motors Division. Digital back, digital art, photo, wall art

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The longer, lower, and wider 1958 Chevrolet Impala was all new, from top to bottom. The Impala nameplate would rocket to the top of the sales charts and stay there for years to come.

1965 Pontiac GTO Hurst Edition convertible.

1934 saw one of the worst years as the world's economy hit rock bottom. More and more people turned to whoever promised them a better life, so a career of crime followed. Led by the most infamous gangster Public Enemy No. 1, John Dillinger. However, that didn't stop automobile manufacturers from creating some of the industry's most significant new designs and features during this time.

1956 Packard Caribbean Convertible. Many consider the 1956 Caribbean to be the last true great Packard – a limited-production automobile, beautifully fashioned to the highest levels of engineering excellence and sumptuous luxury. Marketed by Packard Motors as a 'halo' vehicle to promote sales for their entire brand. One of the signature cars of the 1950s. wall art, poster, contemporary

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1960 (Series 62) Cadillac's were one of the longest, lowest, and largest finned cars that Detroit ever built. The distinctive Vista Roof, aka Flat Top hardtop sedans were the most popular body style for General Motors 1960 model year, out-selling all sedan models. wall art, poster, contemporary