Coming out of my doctors office yesterday I saw, parked right next to me, a
'65 or '66 Plymouth Belvedere. Not a Concourse car but in very good shape
considering, paint a little oxidized but otherwise straight.  And obviously
a driver.  It probably had a 225 Slant Six in it and those engines run
forever.   As I pulled out I had to smile, it still had the license plate
frame from the dealer, Goodfellow Chrysler Plymouth, now long gone.  I
worked there in sales for most of a year in 1968, one of the last of the truly
honest family owned dealerships in the North West.  I hope the gentleman or
lady driving that Belvedere gets many more miles out of it.