Magic Nails is a nail salon located in Lakeville, NH. It offers a variety of nail services including manicures, pedicures, acrylic nails, gel nails, and nail art. The salon is known for its exceptional customer service and high-quality nail treatments. Magic Nails provides a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere for clients to enjoy their pampering sessions. The salon is known for its clean and hygienic environment, ensuring that all equipment and tools are properly sanitized and sterilized after each use. The staff at Magic Nails are highly skilled and experienced in nail care and design, providing customers with beautiful and long-lasting results.
Engine power was provided by Cadillac’s 390-cid V-8 with a single Rochester four-barrel carburetor, which offered 325 horsepower. From 1961-63, the 60 Special used GM’s trusty Hydramatic automatic transmission, but in 1964 the unit was replaced with the new Turbo-Hydramatic. The 1964 model year also brought an engine upgrade to 429 cid and 340 horsepower.
Available options included air conditioning, the Autronic Eye automatic headlight dimmer, electric locks, fog lamps, automatic climate control, and a limited-slip differential. Styling changed substantially over the years, with 1961 models sporting the sharp tail fins, popular since the late 1950s, but in 1962 these were toned down and the fins were almost gone by the end of 1964.
The staff at Magic Nails are highly skilled and experienced in nail care and design, providing customers with beautiful and long-lasting results. Customers can choose from a wide range of nail services at Magic Nails, tailoring their experience to their desired style and preferences. Whether it's a classic French manicure, a bold and vibrant nail design, or a simple and elegant pedicure, the salon has something to offer for everyone.
The Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman was king of the dinosaurs
Please welcome Richard Bennett and his feature, “The Brougham Society”. He will be your tour guide to that glorious era of American cars when the tops were Landau, the leather was Corinthian, and the best-selling car on the road was truly Supreme.
The Seventies were a decade of decadence. Members of the Greatest Generation were firmly into their careers, and were ready to enjoy the good life. Luxury and style was served up in grand fashion. Sometimes that grand fashion crossed the line into garish — but it didn’t matter.
Personal Luxury was very much in vogue, which meant that Cordobas and Monte Carlos prowled the streets in packs. There were more Nimitz-class luxury sedans than ever before, including Cadillac’s wildly popular de Ville. Some titans of business and industry, however, would accept nothing less than the biggest and best. Enter the Talisman.
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General Motors’ large luxury cars were completely remade for the 1971 model year, and were land yachts in the truest sense. With overall length reaching over 233 inches by the mid 70’s, and a wheelbase that could stretch to 133 inches, there was no way one could not be awed and impressed by these luxurious machines.
Cadillac was still a fan of doing annual updates to their lineup during this era, so it’s not hard to tell these cars apart by year. Each year saw extra touches of luxury added, with the ultimate in luxury arriving in 1974, courtesy of the debut Talisman Edition. Imagine a motorcar this large with individual seating for only four passengers, thanks to full consoles installed in the middle of each row. Crushed “Medici” velour covered the thickly padded seats, and most of the door panels and the sail panels. Every power assist available at the time was present and accounted for. Courtesy lamps illuminated a forest of simulated woodgrain. 1975 and 76 saw the deletion of the rear console, as most customers wanted to be able to have room for three in the back.
The Talisman was intended to be the ultimate owner-driven large Cadillac, combining the opulence of the Seventy-Five limousine with the packaging of the Fleetwood town sedan. It could cost $17,000 in an era when a Nova rang the register for $3,300. Cadillac’s 500-cubic-inch V-8 motivated this two-and-a-half-ton beauty down the road with quiet authority, the wreath and crest hood ornament leading the way confidently.
You never heard the V8, as there was plenty of insulation to keep out any exterior noise. And while an electric sunroof (Astroroof in GM parlance) was available, the air conditioning was so good that there really was no reason to ever want to open the windows.
I spotted this beautiful example last year at a small car show in Belleville, Michigan. I didn’t get to meet the owner, but the car is obviously well loved, and still commands the respect that was, and is, due The Standard of the World.
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General Motors’ large luxury cars were completely remade for the 1971 model year, and were land yachts in the truest sense. With overall length reaching over 233 inches by the mid 70’s, and a wheelbase that could stretch to 133 inches, there was no way one could not be awed and impressed by these luxurious machines.
The salon also offers additional services such as nail repairs, nail extensions, and nail polish removal. Magic Nails takes pride in using only high-quality products to ensure that their clients' nails remain healthy and strong. The salon offers a selection of top-notch nail polishes in a vast array of shades and finishes, allowing clients to find the perfect color to match their style and personality. Overall, Magic Nails in Lakeville, NH is a go-to destination for anyone looking for a top-notch nail salon experience. With its exceptional customer service, talented staff, and wide range of nail services, it is no wonder that the salon is highly recommended by its satisfied customers. Whether for a special occasion or just a little self-care, Magic Nails provides the perfect nail care experience..
Reviews for "Experience the Magic of Nail Design at Magic Nails Lakeville, NH"
1. Megan - ★☆☆☆☆
I had a terrible experience at Magic Nails in Lakeville. Firstly, the staff was extremely rude and unprofessional. They rushed through my manicure and pedicure, not even taking the time to properly shape and smooth my nails. The polish they applied started chipping after just a day, which is not what I expect from a professional nail salon. Overall, I was very disappointed with the lack of quality and the poor customer service at this place.
2. David - ★★☆☆☆
I recently visited Magic Nails in Lakeville, and I was less than impressed. The place was not well-maintained, with some peeling paint and cracked tiles. The nail technicians seemed inexperienced, as they were unsure of how to properly shape and file my nails. The colors available for nail polish were also limited and outdated. I left feeling like my nails could have looked much better if I had gone elsewhere. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this nail salon to anyone looking for a quality manicure.
3. Samantha - ★★☆☆☆
I don't understand all the hype around Magic Nails in Lakeville. I went there expecting a relaxing and enjoyable experience, but it was anything but that. The atmosphere in the salon was chaotic and noisy, making it difficult to relax. The nail technician hurried through my service, resulting in a sloppy and rushed manicure. The prices were also quite high for the subpar quality they provided. I won't be returning to this salon in the future.
4. Mike - ★☆☆☆☆
My visit to Magic Nails in Lakeville was a complete waste of time and money. The staff was unfriendly and disinterested in providing good customer service. The nail technician did a careless job, leaving my nails uneven and my cuticles poorly trimmed. The polish didn't dry properly and ended up smudging before I even left the salon. I will definitely be finding a different nail salon that actually cares about their customers' satisfaction. Avoid this place if you want a decent manicure.