Beautiful looking car...made in the day with no GPS tracking, no electronics ( or very little.

It seems to have a problem with this video on snotr there is only the end

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwcRG2aEi3s for full video

I like how she parked her car up on the curb/sidewalk at 3:34

In 1957, $2.200 was the equivalent of about $18.000 today, adjusted for inflation. It is easily worth 20.000+ now. Can you imagine like a Chevrolet Cruze being worth a whopping 150 grand in about 50 years? Makes you appreciate why only a few were kept in good condition. Curious to know if there is something like that available for sale now. I doubt any mainstream production car since the 1980s will even keep up with inflation for at least 100 years. May be something like the Tesla Model S or an original Toyota Prius would be a logical choice? Electric drive and electronic range management could be what power steering and power brakes were back then.

#4 I guess you have use the curb with a car of that size, not to block half of the parking ways behind you.
It's one of the most beautiful cars of that era - or any era to be perfectly honest. They should have extra large designated "automotive history treasure" parking spots next to the handicapped parking spots.

And she is from Wisconsin. There's no place like home.

She failed to mention, she loves the car because it comes without seatbelts

No SEATBELTS???!!!