The example that I referred to in Seattle had been done in the mid to late
'60s. By the mid '70s the finned cars were becoming desirable again.
I would expect that this was done around the same time. Although I have only
seen one other one, I have heard that there were many '61s that had this change.
I think it should be saved as an extreme example of how someone really loved
their car, but felt the need to conform better to other stuff on the road.
Paul
In a message dated 7/1/2004 12:29:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Jeffrey M.
Fastov" <jfastov@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>well he was 62 when he bought it.as he got older he probably couldnt see
>over fins.he went thru a lot of expense though.wonder why he didnt trade it
>in.only the original family may know when it was done
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