--- Dave Duricy <desoto@xxxxxxx> wrote: (snip) > Seeking to make it's brand more affordable, DeSoto > offered a Firedome Special hardtop in 1955, and > then the Firedome Seville two and four door > hardtops in 1956. Don't forget the return of the Seville in 1959. Sure would like to know how Chrysler and GM worked that issue out, since Cadillac's hardtop version of the Eldorado was also called a Seville... ...for that matter, a friend who is a huge GM fan wanted to know how Plymouth got away with using Suburban, since Chevy had their truck-based at the same time, and had since the '30s... How sad that if folks under 30 know the name Sportsman at all, they associate it with the passenger version of the Dodge van. (Ditto Adventurer, only moreso.) ===== Mike Sealey, San Francisco CA '57 Plymouth Sport Suburban __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
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