Let’s talk about that incredible ’73 Crown wagon up there, though: what a strange and wonderfully fussy-looking thing that is. There’s so much going on! That monobrow of real and false vents above that aperture filled with the main grill and headlights, wrapping around the corners into the side marker lamps. There’s those real air vents on the C-pillars, with what I think are flow-through air exhaust flaps down there by the rear bumper, It’s a lot of creases and chrome and detail all on those massive expansive of mustard yellow, and I’m happy to be the first to stand up and proclaim that hey, I kinda like it. Now I gotta finish packing. Is this underwear clean? If you want to get technical, “Corolla”, “Camry” and “Corona” all mean crown, or something close to it. Fixed it for you. 😉 I’m getting some Ford Torino wagon and Vista Cruiser vibes with a dash of Jensen Interceptor thrown in and I enjoy that. Unlike most U.S. car ad shots where a vehicle is seemingly set down by helicopter onto the top of a mesa or something and the protective bubble wrap is then cut away leaving an impossibly clean SUV. https://petapixel.com/2017/03/29/audi-ad-shot-using-143-scale-models-homemade-desert/
