GM 50 years

[Tom M.]

http://www.archive.org/details/Achievem1955

[Clem Z.]

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http://www.archive.org/details/Achievem1955

that was the gold color i had my 62 corvette painted from the factory

[Terry M.]

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Those were the days.

[Clem Z.]

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Those were the days.

you bet they were. mrs clem used to call the stuff from GM tech center and katech that arrived by UPS as "care packages" those days are long gone and i am really glad i was around then because we had a lot of fun.

[Terry M.]

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Yes, those who didn't live them will never know what it was like. And they will never be repeated.

[Tom R.]

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Obama's in charge now!

[Kenny C.]

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Makes me a little sad to realize that an era has passed and will never return and how much we as a nation have lost by allowing ourselves to become dependent upon other nations. A time when Made in America stood for something and when we were innocent and decent and proud and made no excuses for it. I feel sorry for the children of these United States today who will never experience this country as past generations were so privileged to have lived it.

[Terry M.]

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Hey Ken -- that is called progress. At least that was what I was told when I ran the local historical society and the city government wanted to tear down everything that was old.

[Pat M.]

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Yes, those who didn't live them will never know what it was like. And they will never be repeated.

Sure wish I could've been there. I was born in 67, and while there are many parts of the era of my youth I cherish, the previous generation's era seems magical to me - particularly for car guys!

[Clem Z.]

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Sure wish I could've been there. I was born in 67, and while there are many parts of the era of my youth I cherish, the previous generation's era seems magical to me - particularly for car guys!

nothing wrong with being born in 67 as i was born in 34 and as the days go by i wish it was 64.