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For those that are interested in the older cars.theres a show called Highway Patrol ,the show is kinda corny but you get to see a lot of cars from the 40's&50's on it riding around.just neat to see them like new .popcorn
I will look for it, do you know what channel ?
That's an old black and white cop show, late 50's, 1/2 hr I think, starred Broadrick Crawford, I'm one of the "old" guys!!
Here's a nice one that a friend shared with me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw0eojfpf...ture=share
guess have to check cable provider on guide.it comes on 117 cox cable at 400am here in La. I dvr it
yea saw that video funny they are calling the Desoto a Dodge:o
by the way I have a question to throw out there.all the 50 coronets I see on you tube the stock radio antenna is on drivers side.mine is on passenger side?? saw one that was out the country like mine, any input?
I've been DVR-ing a couple old TV shows on the Cozi cable TV channel.
The old show "Run For Your Life" occasionally has Ben Gazzara, the star of the show, driving a rented Mopar when his travels take him to America. I have saved an episode featuring a red 66 Coronet 500 convertible, one with a gold 67 Coronet 500 hardtop, and one with a blue 67 440 hardtop. Another episode I saved has him in a yellow 66 Polara 500 convertible, while being followed around by a blue 64 Polara convertible.
On the same channel, I started DVR-ing the show, The Name of the Game. I remember my parents watching this show and remember it featuring Chrysler products. Robert Stack, the main character usually drives a 68 Imperial convertible, 68 Polara convertible, or one of three 69 300 convertibles (red, blue, and brown ones), or a silver Mercedes convertible. Its a rather unusual show in that each episode is an hour and a half long. Episodes centering on Tony Franciosa have him driving a nice red 68 Barracuda convertible (69 model in the following season). Episodes centering on other main characters prominantly feature a variety of new 68 and 69 C-bodies (mostly convertibles). I have seen a 68 Satellite convertible, and a 68 Charger featured on the show, but no Coronets yet. Although the cars were brand new at the time, they weren't afraid of thrashing the cars around a bit. I was surprised to see them repeatedly ramming a brand new silver 68 Polara 500 convertible into a brand new blue 68 Town and Country wagon in one episode.
yea that's one thing I noticed on highway patrol all the cop cars are Chrysler! not f.o.r.d. like today
Another good one is Mannix with Mike Connors, he seems to go thru some A and E bodys on that show!!!!!