1950s Detroit concept cars—”Dream cars”, as they were called—were low; wide, and long, with sweeping lines, fins, bubbled windshields, turbine or rocket shaped front ends, were the looks of what was foreseen to populate the streets by 1999. GM was leading the trend, staging shows where a great deal of automotive extravaganza was displayed and…
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