Plymouth 4-door, 1950

I've always missed those little extra windows we called wings. Some people called them wind-wings. Discontinued, I guess, to save money or because they didn't look streamlined.

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Frode ^club

Wonderful old car.

6 years ago.

Diane Putnam ^club has replied

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Gee, so many different names for them. I wonder what the official car manufacturer's term was. It seems that in the modern era, most changes were/are made for the sake of either saving money or charging more money. ;-o Thank you, tiabunna!

6 years ago. Edited 3 years ago.

Diane Putnam ^club has replied

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Yes it is, thank you Frode!

6 years ago.

slgwv ^club has replied

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I don't remember "wind wings," but "side vents" rings a bell--

6 years ago.

Don Barrett (aka DBs… has replied

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Uh oh, another similarity -- I had an English Ford. Mine though was something like late 50's. There's a difficult family story behind it, which I don't want to give, but that's a way to say it was a very awkward car both to drive and own.

6 years ago.

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