I wonder if Ron will sneak in a reference to the first movie he directed?

1976, huh?

Yes, Cadillac in the early 1950s.

Hmm. Now where did Mercedes get that idea?

I thought landau roof treatments pretty well died off after the '70s. Now carriage roofs are another thing:

It does, but just one.

Actually the Goodyear Blimps go back to 1919, not 1925; but you can imagine they would rather forget the Wingfoot Express:

1955 T-bird:

They actually had a 302 V8 Mustang II in Mexico in '74, and you could get it with a 4-speed toploader. 205 HP without the U.S. smog junk. More info here (in Spanish):

Oh God. Clénet.

You can get that here in the US - the Buca di Beppo restaurant in Pasadena has men's room doors with dicks for handles, although they're miniature which is (a) creepy and (b) unfair to Italians.

I see they still remember John Dillinger:

Simple - plop some big tall mountains in the middle of it (Or even not so tall - I used to live 30 miles N of Palm Springs and it would sometimes snow at the 3200' level).

I felt the same way after Big Eden.

They've got snow, all right:

The Jet. Hudson's dumpy, overpriced attempt at a small car that basically killed the company, forcing it to merge with Nash - who already had the Rambler and didn't need something with all the grace of a Moskvitch.

I like mine...

Why bother with shot glasses?

I'll just leave this here.

Yes I can. The Sun-Times is Chicago's answer to the New York Post. It's no accident that 50 years ago the S-T was used rather than Chicago's other three papers for this image: