Mopar Muscle Association UK

Dave wrote:

mopar_mark wrote:Next thing, Frank Cannon will be posting up his ride

That wasn't a Caddy.

After the 50's & 60's era, Caddy, Lincoln are all the same to me

mopar_mark wrote:

Dave wrote:

mopar_mark wrote:Next thing, Frank Cannon will be posting up his ride

That wasn't a Caddy.

After the 50's & 60's era, Caddy, Lincoln are all the same to me

ole Frank Cannon needed a big car

mopar_mark wrote:

Dave wrote:

mopar_mark wrote:Next thing, Frank Cannon will be posting up his ride

That wasn't a Caddy.

After the 50's & 60's era, Caddy, Lincoln are all the same to me

As i get older the thought of owning a Caddy or Lincoln becomes more appealing by the day i get it now.

If ever i was Moving Up i would trade in my car for a Caddillac

drewcrane wrote:

mopar_mark wrote:

Dave wrote: That wasn't a Caddy.

After the 50's & 60's era, Caddy, Lincoln are all the same to me

ole Frank Cannon needed a big car

Here is the great man in his Continental MK III

That has to be a stunt driver because with his weight the car wouldn't lean on left turns.

I got a ride in a car once that seemed to be a Chrysler version of the Lincoln Continental. Two door, deep buttoned padded interior (not just the seats) and little opera glass windows in the sail panels.

I wonder what model Chrysler it was?

Bet it was a New Yorker Dave!

Could have been.

I might be getting two cars mixed up in my head. I remember oval windows. Another mate around the same time had a very similar Buick. The two cars have blended in my memory I think.

Could have been an Imperial, Dave, like the one Dave Long(shot) used to have... now with RR/JC - that had/has a nice buttoned leather interior, if memory serves

4 door tho, not like that 'sporty' 2 dr Lincoln that Frank Cannon is driving

Scanned this old photo, must have been taken in the late 90's, of my 68 Fleetwood and 60 Convertible doing a wedding. Used to do a lot of weddings back then as the only way i could justify owning the cars was if they paid their way.

Motorama wrote:Scanned this old photo, must have been taken in the late 90's, of my 68 Fleetwood and 60 Convertible doing a wedding. Used to do a lot of weddings back then as the only way i could justify owning the cars was if they paid their way.

That's a lovely picture thanks for posting.

You cannot beat those old big cars for weddings, driving something you love and earning a few quid to keep them on the road, it's better than working for a living!

Very nice, i love 55's! I recently sold this one



I currently have this 56 which is for sale



And this 57, which isnt

Beautiful machines,

Found the International Harvester near to the Caddy at the start of this thread, and another caddy on a container at a scrapyard. Also found a matt black Chrysler in West Bromwich. I should know what it is but guessing at a late 60s Newport or maybe a New Yorker???

Cheers Steve

PS Andy (Motorama) kindly let me have a look at the white Caddy for sale on this thread yesterday, its a lovely old girl, and looks MASSIVE!