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InnatelyCrown404 t1_ja8k9co wrote

Cars back then were so much cooler looking than they are these days.

Most modern cars look like clones of each other.

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Bigunmake t1_ja8lcdn wrote

1965 actually and no it is not '66 because the Mustangs have '65 grills

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HondaXL175 t1_ja9agll wrote

Ford's Rouge complex and the original Dearborn Assembly Plant, home of the Mustang. (One of them.)

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elvovirto t1_jab5spt wrote

These are 1965 model year cars. There's a 1965 2-door full-size Mercury in black front and center (right behind a Lincoln - which looks very similar because Ford specifically marketed the Monterey/Montclair/Park Lane as being in the "Continental Tradition).

1965 Mercurys are single-year cars. The body style changed in 66 thru the end of that generation in 68.

Source - Me, owner of a 65 Mercury.

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Fernelz t1_jad6p6g wrote

Replying to InnatelyCrown404 (#2,063,100)

There were just as many clones of cars back then, they just aren't remembered/around today like the real thing is because people have made very little, if any, effort to preserve the "knock offs"

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