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Depends on which Bev D' The Bev from "In The Mood" (1987) or the not so... Bev from "First Love" (1977)

I tried my early skills building a cottage cast 1949 Ford Station Wagon (Robert Antonucci of San Bernardino) WAY back in 1985. A rare scale model, then and now. Bob cast them with the simulated wooden frame so all that was needed was to paint the frame and either paint or install veneer for the panels. I dry brushed the woodgrain and clear coated with semi gloss. It's all finished and sitting in my stash. I'll dig it out and snap some pics...one day. I wanted to see what ideas anyone had about crafting the wooden frame by hand. That seems to harder to me than painting realistic woodgrain.

I meant that too; "Brand New"

The most comfortable cars that I ever ridden in were the fully loaded American made land yachts of the late 60's - early 70's Power steering, power seats, power windows, power antenna, power...everything! tinted glass, am/fm stereo, 8 track or cassette and what I remember most was in the Summer the air conditioners being more like whisper quiet refrigeration units, I mean deliciously COLD! So for me, I would say any of the Cadillacs from that era along with a case of Bill Basie's recordings from his late 50's to mid 60's songbooks.