Comments by "OldsVistaCruiser" (@OldsVistaCruiser) on "Design for Dreaming (1956)" video.

  1. The only reference to Thurl Ravenscroft that I have seen!
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  2. I'm here because of "The Many Voices of Thurl Ravenscroft," a Disney Legend, but who was best known as the voice of Tony the tiger from Kellogg's Frosted Flakes.
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  3. The Cadillac was the only one to make it to production as the '58 Eldorado Brougham, which cost over $10,000 when most cars were $2,000 or so.
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  4.  @scotpens  - Studebaker and Packard also merged, but the Packard only lasted until 1958 with a warmed-over Studebaker body. Studebaker moved to Canada after 1964, and lasted to 1966.
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  5.  @scotpens  - Had all 4 merged as originally planned, AMC might be with us today with this hierarchy: Rambler = compacts; Studebaker = mid-size, low-price cars; Hudson = full-size; and Packard with luxury above Cadillac.
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  6.  @scotpens  - I actually like the Packardbakers, 61 years later. They were far better looking than anything from GM or Ford in 1958. The only styling that was as good looking that year was from Chrysler.
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  7. The Impala looked like a Corvette sedan.
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