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Honda Crosstour Design Inspiration Discovered
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Paul Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: December 16th, 2009
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I knew I’d seen it before. Recognize it? Full (wood)body expose after the jump:
There actually are some advantages to being old the new thirty-six. Not that I was around when this 1941 Chrysler Town and Country first saw the light of day. But would anyone under the age of fifty pick up a 1974 edition of “Chrysler and Imperial” at the used bookseller? The Crosstour’s arse has been nagging at me for some time, but when I got to the T&C section of my latest bed-time reading, I knew that someone at Honda shared my interest in old vintage Chryslers. Agreed; or am I staying up too late?
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Published December 16th, 2009 12:26 PM
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