1959 fins
This is the style that is hardwired in my brain.
It will never change.
The way the world should look.
It will never change.
The way the world should look.
posted by Tony Adams at 10:31 PM
Saturday, August 01, 2009
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3 Comments:
That back end looks like a spread-eagle invitation. I suppose that was the whole point.
1959 was the peak of civilization- it's all been an agonizing decline since then.
Stylistically, of course.
Ahhhh... shades of my childhood. I have to admit, I love the style of that era. Automobiles were distinct and there was no mistaking one make from another.
I could go on and on about what that era of industrial design signifies to me. Just beautiful.
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