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Re: Vintage Accessories
Yes, this is a great thread for showing "non-factory option add-on accessories" by either earlier owners or dealerships. Back in the 50s-70s accessories were a big deal. Many people added one thing or another to personalize and/or give an added feature. These days cars and trucks come with everything, even more than what you could want. Back then car companies produced catalogs of GM approved accessories. Western Auto, Sears, Montgomery Wards, and most any big store offered a line of general accessories as well.
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