Post something from 1950--Lucy Bop please read!

savoyspecial

so Lucy, I know you like your shoebox Chevy's......Well, its not a Chevy, but my dealership traded for this 1950 Buick the other day.......Just so this stays coin related post a pic of a coin minted in 1950

Greg

Edscoin

Now that's when a Buick was a Buick!

Type2

Cameonut

Proof 65 Cameo

Myqqy

Broadstruck

Swampboy

Rock Around the Clock!!

Frannie's playing got me interested in guitar 5 years before I got interested in coins.

savoyspecial

greg

robkool

I always liked those 50' Merc lead sleads...

ibzman350

<--------------------------right there 1951










Herb

SkyMan

holeinone1972

Tbar

OPA

Yeah...I remember the beast....10,000 miles on a set of tires (if lucky)......Tune up ( that could be done by yourself) every 10,000 miles...lousy gas mileage....oil burner....Yup, those were the "good ole days." Sh-t...I forgot to snipe one of Russes auctions..bummer..

MORGANHUNTER2

Yep- my ol man had the Roadmaster until 62, then he traded it for another tank

A friggin lincoln

stev32k

<< <i>Yeah...I remember the beast....10,000 miles on a set of tires (if lucky)......Tune up ( that could be done by yourself) every 10,000 miles...lousy gas mileage....oil burner....Yup, those were the "good ole days." Sh-t...I forgot to snipe one of Russes auctions..bummer.. >>



You forgot to add that if an engine lasted 50,000 miles you were lucky. Of course one could buy a brand new, top of the line Buick or Oldsmobile for about $3,000- $3,500, and a new engine cost about $150.

jfoot13

you forgot the $5.00 fill ups at the gas station