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hemidenis
Posted 2016-10-24 7:17 PM (#524286)
Subject: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Northen Virginia		The new TV series "timeless" featured a 58 Imperial. This supposed to be in Vegas in 1962.



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hemidenis
Posted 2016-10-24 7:20 PM (#524288 - in reply to #524286)
Subject: Re: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Northen Virginia		Some cars were too old but the series is pretty well done... Does this car belong to someone in here?

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Chrome58
Posted 2016-10-25 3:44 AM (#524324 - in reply to #524286)
Subject: RE: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Belgium, 40 miles south of Brussels		I'm always amazed at the contrast between cinema/television's vision of the '50s cars on the streets and the real thing (that we see sometimes on the old pictures or postcards). In cinema/television, every car is shiny, the chromes are spotless, everyone seems to own high optioned models, and you rarely see a car that's 1 or 2 years older than the year it's supposed to be happening.

In real '50s life, some cars were dirty, some were low budget cars with no option at all, and you could see cars dating from the '40s, even from the '30s sometime. Actually, it's the other way around : in 1958, for example, you saw some new '58 cars, but all the others were older cars, with a good deal of them dating from the early '50s.

But, that's show business, is it ?

EDIT : BTW, I just googled that series, and it seems a very good story ...

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KcImperial
Posted 2016-10-25 1:09 PM (#524361 - in reply to #524324)
Subject: RE: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Kansas City, KS		Sharp eye Denis!

Just because I'm prejudiced for 58's, here's a couple more shots of it.



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imopar380
Posted 2016-10-25 4:20 PM (#524376 - in reply to #524286)
Subject: Re: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada		In this particular scene you would likely expect to see more high end cars than base models, given the location and situation.
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sconut1
Posted 2016-10-25 9:47 PM (#524399 - in reply to #524286)
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Location: Edmonton, Alberta		Nice spot Denis. I'm actually really enjoying this show!
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hemidenis
Posted 2016-10-25 9:52 PM (#524400 - in reply to #524286)
Subject: Re: NBC TV series with a 58 Imperial



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Location: Northen Virginia		great pics guys, the show is very good. notice the "painted" wall behind the Imperial the street part it is actually black and white but Hollywood always trick us...

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