>>I want a Pobeda! Well, why not, since the WWII Victory ("Pobjeda") was celebrated with an all-new car (shown in 1944; produced from 1946) under the shade of AMC's family tree? It was the first Soviet auto with a 1940 Nash-style unit body; its 0.34 cd was not unlike the aerodynamic advance of a 1949 Nash Airflyte; it was built over an AMC-like two-plus decades; and (only related if you recall which Mopars were built by AMC, that is), its I-4 was an, ah, "unlicensed cut-down copy" of a Dodge six motor. Furthermore, if you get seriously historic (never hysteric) about it, you want it because, while the 1946-up M-20 styling was ah, "borrowed" from GM's (Detroit-influenced [pre-war]) Opel. (Unless GM stole Loewy's Studebaker...) http://heritage.opel.com.tr/images/02_1938.gif http://autobook.by.ru:81/pic/pobeda_foto/gaz-m20_001.jpg (and even Mrs. Calabash knows that nose...) http://auta5p.car.cz/katalog/nash/ambassador_48_01.jpg Later GAZ cars "stole" style from Teague's GM studio http://www.tocmp.com/pix/images/1947Cad1.jpg (if we need to specify which one for AMCers) http://www.retro-style.ru/html/prod_gaz12.htm and from Teague's facelift of Reinhart's car http://www.ohioconcours.com/1999/99-129.jpg (if we need to specify that for AMCers, also) http://www.ig1.ru/catalog/article_info.php/articles_id/22 (and it looks less like a Plymouth in monotone) http://www.oldtimer.lt/fotog/svente/GAZ-13(1960).jpg http://www.abc.se/~m9805/eastcars/gaz/chaika1a.jpg Finally, since it also looks like a Buick, http://www.misterw.com/Buick/57BuickCon17b.jpg http://www.abc.se/~m9805/eastcars/gaz/chaika1b.jpg you may also blame your "want" on Charlie Nash. And thus is that old AMC car circle unbroken...