I still remember those 57s! Best car Chevy ever made for those who could not afford the Corvette. The wagon was and still is the more desirable of the 2, but I would not argue over either if I had the chance to get one. I was 3 in 57 so the ones I remember are as I grew older. I worked at a garage in high school and beyond and the 57 was a nice car to work on too.
Now, the $50 per week salary…I think when I was a Jr. in HS I earned something around that part time.
Edsels were unique. I remember those too, and the early T-bird.
I still remember those 57s! Best car Chevy ever made for those who could not afford the Corvette. The wagon was and still is the more desirable of the 2, but I would not argue over either if I had the chance to get one. I was 3 in 57 so the ones I remember are as I grew older. I worked at a garage in high school and beyond and the 57 was a nice car to work on too.
Now, the $50 per week salary…I think when I was a Jr. in HS I earned something around that part time.
Edsels were unique. I remember those too, and the early T-bird.
Motherhood as a gauge of security and success?
nice finds.
Ha! Now, which is preferable: being president or being a typewriter repairman? I’d certainly pick the latter.
I’m with you, Richard!
Oh, and that top pic of the Chevy — what a beauty!