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Title: 55 Cad. Self-Starter Article
Post by: Charles D. Barnette #1465 on April 09, 2005, 12:38:40 PM
Congratulations to writers Randy Kaniecki and Bob Crimmins on a very fine article on the 1955 Cadillac appearing in the April 2005 issue of The Self-Starter. Looks like the North and the South combined forces to do this article. I have always loved the 54 and 56 Caddies, but I feel that the 1955 Caddie got it right by refining the 54 and not being as ostentatious as the 56. Of course I am a little prejudiced since I own a 1955 Series 62 sedan. It was nice to see the Series 62 Sedan get equal coverage among the other 55s.I also want to commend our editor of The Self-Starter who is doing a great job. Charles D. Barnette
Title: Re: 55 Cad. Self-Starter Article
Post by: Randall A. McGrew CLC# 17963 on April 11, 2005, 04:16:25 PM
I rather thought the 56 was more balanced in design, but thats cause I have a 56 series 62 sedan!!  :)
Actually I love both years...1950 through 1956.  What a body style.  Anyway I was also very happy to see the series 62 get such good coverage.  Thanks, Mr. Editor and all who put their hours and talents into a truly marvelous magazine.
Title: Re: 55 Cad. Self-Starter Article
Post by: Tim Coy #11513 on April 14, 2005, 12:48:36 AM
Thank you, gentlemen, for your kind comments on the 1955 article. Steve Stewart, the editor, chose the photos in order to present a fair and balanced (hmmmm....sounds like the phrase Al Franken got sued for) article on this fabulous years 50th anniversary.

My wife Liz and I truly enjoy what we do for the CLC members and your support and encouragement make us strive to improve the magazine even more.

Tim Coy
Art Director
The Self-Starter
Title: Re: 55 Cad. Self-Starter Article
Post by: Bruce Reynolds # 18992 on April 14, 2005, 01:55:04 AM
Gday Tim,

Sounds like you were being "Coy" about the answer.

But, everyone that does anything for their club, no matter what it is, is doing a good job.

It is just that some get great pleasure out of doing things for other people.

It is good to be alive.

Bruce.
The Tassie Devil(le),
60 CDV