Therefore, I must disqualify myself...
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I dont really take these kind of tests, 3/4 of them have errors in them or the spelling is wrong. Belair is typically spelled BelAire on these kind of tests even though theres no e in the name.
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81/100 Could not come up with a model for one Cadillac (8), one Plymouth (27), a Ford (30), and a couple others were total blanks...and they mistakenly identified the Metropolitan as an AMC car and not a Nash. #38 sure looked like a Ford LTD or a Chrysler Imperial. Other than that, I guess I did OK.
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81/100 Could not come up with a model for one Cadillac (8), one Plymouth (27), a Ford (30), and a couple others were total blanks...and they mistakenly identified the Metropolitan as an AMC car and not a Nash. #38 sure looked like a Ford LTD or a Chrysler Imperial. Other than that, I guess I did OK.
27: Plymouth GTX
30: Ford Thuderbird, the vacuum cleaner years.
38: Chevrolet Caprice. (Earier version)
Yea, the Metropolitan was a Nash, but I guess AMC was formed far earlier than I recall, having been only 1 year old a the time, perhaps I can be excused:
Nash Motors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(note to anyone who wants to point out, once again, the unreliability of Wiki: SIUYA, this is just for grins, the reader can research further but I've spent all the time I care to and Wiki is quicky)
