RE: little old lady from "oxnard"

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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One of the Mopar mags did a feature story about this topic a few years 
back. I *think* they said there were a couple actresses that played the 
"little old lady" role, and several versions of Dodges used for 
publicity pictures over the span of the promo.

http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/bbody.html shows one picture and 
http://www.gogrannygo.com/main/history.html gives a historical 
interpretation.

There's a 1:18 scale die cast metal mmodel of a "little old lady" 1964 
Dodge out too.
.org/diecast98/html/asp/list_reviews/xq/ASP/id.H6150247/qx/reviewpix.htm 
gives a review. 

Gary H.

Brent Stewart wrote:
> 
> i herd a radio interview last night on a local oldies station, with jan 
> or 
> dean from jan and dean and the Dj asked if there was a real little old 
> lady 
> from passedina? he said there was an olderl actress from the oxnard area 
> 
> that did some local spots for a nearby dealership and was given as 
> compensation a red dodge for her part in the spots and drove it around 
> the 
> area and inspired the song. anybody live in the area? could there 
> actually 
> be a early red dart still in the area and matching this description? Any 
> of 
> you west coasters seen the mighty mopar on local streets? Are any of you 
> 
> guys driving the little old ladys SS dodge?

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