History playboy car?

The company also manufactured a 3 Row Seater where the middle seat folded down.

It went by the name '******* Centerfold'...

Some folks thought the look of the Centerfold was ruined by inappropriately placed staples though.

 

i think its **** ugly..no matter what you do to it..it sure doesnt live up to its namesake thats for sure..nothing ***y about that, even with its top off..

but i do like the dash

 

******* magazine didnt come out until 1953. just FYI.

i dont recall ever seein' one of those things and i've been to plenty of orphan shows. definatly an odd mobile. i kinda like it.


the black one in the museum has a much cl***ier dash than the one in the first pic.

 

A guy down in Burlington has one of these car's. And a TON of Crosley's too. This is a neat history type thread.

 

Oh oh oh I thought you said Plowboy. Not interested.

 

I been lookin hard but danged if I cant see any staples........
Just where IS a cars belly ****on anyway?

 

Despite the four-banger Continental under the hood, the ******* apparently had a decent power-weight ratio. Tom McCahill of Mechanix Ill. test drove one of the first and proclaimed that the acceleration was "like the snap of a rubber band."

 

At the Buffalo Transportation Museum




Here's one from the Northeast Auto Museum in Norwich NY

 

The magazine didn't start till '55.

 

Please re-check your facts. Marilyn Monroe was in their first issue in 1953. Not trying to be a ****, just making sure history remains accurate.

 

Is one of the pedals the shifter?

 

Stand corrected!

 

There were a number of ******* Pink Mustangs made for the PMOY in the 60s.