• Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe
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      I think it’s just a stylized drawing.

      Looking at a 1960 Plymouth brochure which includes a list of the “new and exciting features” coming for the 60’s,theybdont even list a convertible, let alone hard top convertible.

      This drawing doesn’t show the cutout/scallop on the front corner of the early 60’s Plymouth.

      Fury is the only convertible I can think of off-hand from that era, and it was soft top. Add that Plymouth went unit body in the late 50’s, a hard top convertible would be extra challenging, I think.

      Still, there’s lots I don’t know about Plymouth at that time, so I’m not sure what they actually made.

  • PenguinInLaw@sh.itjust.works
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    Judging by the text, it is definitely older than 1960, since they refer to that year as the future. The model seems to have come out in 1957.