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Nr. 88369623
1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot - Farina Body Car Trophy
Description:
Please carefully review the photos and read the description before placing any bids. This item is a 1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot, featuring a Farina Body, crafted from nickel metal and chromed. However, the chrome has significantly worn off due to age. The piece shows signs of wear but remains a fantastic candidate for professional restoration, allowing it to regain its former glory. Despite its condition, this car mascot remains a valuable piece of automotive history and collector’s interest.
Designer and Car Information:
The Rambler Custom of 1955, built by Nash Motors and later part of American Motors Corporation (AMC), was designed by Pininfarina, an Italian design firm famed for its sleek and elegant automobile designs. The female mascot, which adorned this model, was part of a stylistic trend in the mid-20th century to use graceful, feminine figures to symbolize speed and elegance in car design.
The female mascot is often attributed to the influence of George Petty, an artist known for his iconic "Petty Girls" pin-up art. Petty's work during the 1940s and 1950s became synonymous with American pop culture, and his influence was seen in many automobile mascots of the era, particularly those featuring streamlined female forms.
The 1955 Rambler Custom, with its Farina Body, was a symbol of the post-war era, designed with European styling influences and compact proportions, which made it stand out among American cars of the time. The model was notable for its sleek lines and upscale appearance, and the female mascot served as a decorative emblem, emphasizing the luxury and style that the car exuded.
Dimensions:
Height: 8x18x26cm
Weight: 1kg and 300grams
Condition:
The chrome plating has worn away, and the trophy has visible signs of age. While in need of restoration, the original craftsmanship remains intact, making it an ideal piece for professional refurbishment.
Shipping:
A tracking number will be provided.
This 1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot is a rare collectible, particularly for automotive enthusiasts and those interested in mid-20th-century American car culture. With its potential connection to George Petty’s iconic pin-up art and the celebrated design house of Farina, it is a significant piece despite its wear and tear.
1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot - Farina Body Car Trophy
Description:
Please carefully review the photos and read the description before placing any bids. This item is a 1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot, featuring a Farina Body, crafted from nickel metal and chromed. However, the chrome has significantly worn off due to age. The piece shows signs of wear but remains a fantastic candidate for professional restoration, allowing it to regain its former glory. Despite its condition, this car mascot remains a valuable piece of automotive history and collector’s interest.
Designer and Car Information:
The Rambler Custom of 1955, built by Nash Motors and later part of American Motors Corporation (AMC), was designed by Pininfarina, an Italian design firm famed for its sleek and elegant automobile designs. The female mascot, which adorned this model, was part of a stylistic trend in the mid-20th century to use graceful, feminine figures to symbolize speed and elegance in car design.
The female mascot is often attributed to the influence of George Petty, an artist known for his iconic "Petty Girls" pin-up art. Petty's work during the 1940s and 1950s became synonymous with American pop culture, and his influence was seen in many automobile mascots of the era, particularly those featuring streamlined female forms.
The 1955 Rambler Custom, with its Farina Body, was a symbol of the post-war era, designed with European styling influences and compact proportions, which made it stand out among American cars of the time. The model was notable for its sleek lines and upscale appearance, and the female mascot served as a decorative emblem, emphasizing the luxury and style that the car exuded.
Dimensions:
Height: 8x18x26cm
Weight: 1kg and 300grams
Condition:
The chrome plating has worn away, and the trophy has visible signs of age. While in need of restoration, the original craftsmanship remains intact, making it an ideal piece for professional refurbishment.
Shipping:
A tracking number will be provided.
This 1955 Rambler Custom Female Mascot is a rare collectible, particularly for automotive enthusiasts and those interested in mid-20th-century American car culture. With its potential connection to George Petty’s iconic pin-up art and the celebrated design house of Farina, it is a significant piece despite its wear and tear.
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