In 1923, if your Hays Hickory Hitter bumper broke, you'd get a new one free.
The Netherlands American Embassy used an Edsel, it was bought in the late 1960's by the London members of an Edsel club who intended to restore it.
The LA County Fair in 60 or 61 had a rod and custom show, and at it were the Grabowski Kookie Car, Ivo's Buick powered bucket T, Roth's Tweedy Pie T and his Outlaw were all entered in the street roadster class
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