What happened to COLOR in America? Cars, product design, transistor radios, clothes
Published September 12, 2022
This video has 2.23K views and 175 likes, ranking #1,910,699 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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2,233
Likes
175
Comments
39
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About
Cars were COLORFUL in the 1950s. And not just red and the occasional blue. There were turquoises, pinks, greens, corals. Two tones and tri-tones! A regular palette of piston-pumping pulchritude. There was choice. Today you have choice. White, black, or silver. And for the car's interior, did you want the beigey-gray?…
- Published
- September 12, 2022
- Made for kids
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