I grew up in the 50's and the 60's and my favorite Imperials are those built
during that time. Based on this I would say that for me, your analysis is
probably correct. But there are other makes and models of cars that I also very
much enjoy from the 80's. I suppose that this means that I may have gone
through some kind of second childhood. I find that intriguing. Can I possibly
look forward to a third and a fourth?
Paul
In a message dated 11/15/2003 2:35:09 AM Eastern Standard Time, Imperial59crown
writes:
> It appears as if the all time favorites are directly related to the persons
>age, and the Imperials they first fell in love with, and most of the people on
>this list must be younger than me. It is good to know that our Imperials will
>still be looked after by a younger generation once we are gone. I guess if you
>were not around in the mid 50's, that styling would seem pretty bizarre,
>especially by today's standards of aerodynamics, and the standard back then.
>My question is does anyone find a Cadillac Escalade attractive? Just a joke, I
>don't
> want to start a whole string of Cadillac stuff.
>
> Bill '59 Crown
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