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These cars were 1970 and older, from a time when straight ahead horsepower reigned
supreme. (It is so appropriate that I collect these thoughts listening to Danny Finkleman
and 'Finkleman's Forty Fives', CBC's collection of music of the '50's '60's and early
'70's.) And the music says it all. It was a simpler time, when computers were only
found in corporate headquarters, certainly not under the hood of a car, a smoke was
a smoke, drive-ins not drive-byes were the focus of youth in cars, and horsepower
was not confused as a phallic symbol. This was an extraordinary place where the feminine side of men was left at the gate. |
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