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1950s Detroit Iron Prevents Camrys From Gaining A Foothold In San Francisco's Western Addition

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I saw a large '57 or so Ford 4-door (maybe a Fairlane?) on the walk home today. The car really stood out. I like to think that the owner was making a statement, that he didn't want to be like everyone else and drive a Toyohondissan clone.

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Fascinating and bizzare..who would have thought there would be so many oldies in the epicenter of BMW, Toyota and Honda worship? I know in Collectible Automobile mag, they always have pics of vintage '50s-60s cars seen on the streets of San Francisco..

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Who "worships" toyota ??? More generic, one cannot get.

Fins may be the single coolest contribution to autodom... ever. Thanks, Cadillac.

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Robert Hall

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Who "worships" toyota ??? More generic, one cannot get.

Probably the wrong word, but there are a lot of True Believers out there...I sure know plenty of 'em..

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