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Well, honestly. Not where I grew up. The big finned era was short, and even at the time not everyone was a fan. Also I think a big part of it had to do with how long most people held onto cars back then. Something like 6 to 7 years was average age of cars on the road. 100,000 miles on an engine without a rebuild was super rare then.
I don't remember many cars from 1970 - I was pretty small. Dad's early 50's Chevy died. He took Mom's Rambler American and Mom bought a new 69 Belvidere. New! Grandma had a mid60s Chevy Bel air.
It wasn’t the continued presence of the finned cars that drove the ad usage of them as an icon of over-size vehicles, it was because the buyers of the 1970 cars grew up with them and knew what they represented. A new ‘58 Caddy was only 12 years in the past back then.

New car buyers in 1970 age 20+ remembered them well and knew what they were all about. They had only started disappearing from the roads just 5 years earlier.