Well at least you got me to enter Desotoland. Been a Desoto driver again since Friday when I got the 48 Suburban out of storage. Boy its neat to have it going again for a while. Still just barely has 16,000 miles on it even with the weekends foolishness. Had it since Easter of 83 so time to play again. Its actually running stronger than I remembered it did. For a nine passenger vehicle with a flathead six the expectations aren't too high actually!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Duricy" <desoto@ONE.NET> To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU> Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 11:45 AM Subject: Re: [FWDLK] 1959 DeSoto Seville? > Dave, > > Indeed, I can provide you with some background on the '59 Seville. > > For 1959, Seville was a Spring Special package offered by DeSoto on > hardtops in the Firesweep and Firedome car lines. The Seville package > featured Bradenton Blue or Pearl White paint, or any combination of the two > (eight variations). Also in the package were Nassau Plaid upholstery, > padded dash, special steering wheel, Seville nameplates, and color sweep > moulding. > > 1959 Seville's in good condition appear to be rare. I would love to have > pictures of your new acquisition. > > DeSoto used the Seville name earlier to distinguish lower-priced hardtops > in the 1956 Firedome line. > > By the way, I hope you'll join DeSotoland. We have 225 members online, all > very chatty and interested in DeSoto. Of course, this effort is not > associated with the National DeSoto Club. > > Come along to http://www.desotoland.com and sign up for the DeSpatch. > > Can't wait to read more about your new DeSoto! > > Dave Duricy > > > > At 10:08 AM 9/4/01 -0400, you wrote: > > Hi All, I can't find much information about it. =) -Dave
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