A small crowd of folks with a little grey here and
there. Lead sleds. Lead was used as the filler post WWII. These are old white guys low riders. The precursors to the low riders, and tho
just as much work they are simpler in design.
The boys in my neighborhood all customized their cars when I was a
kid. They removed the badging and the
handles and locks. Little squares of
primer marked these cars as loved.
Today they are in museums.
Yes, we coked and dined, and hugged poolie. We shot cars, and were grateful that we got
there in time as the freeways all over the city were stopped. I’ll go back and see these again.
Now that's a brilliant orange.
ReplyDeleteWe love our old cars....but this one is really orange!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a car that would never leave the driveway...so smart looking.
ReplyDeleteThe big orange. My FIL had a 1957 Pink Chevvy. Fins and all he kept it in the garage and it looked as good the day he died as the day he bought it. Don't know where it is now.
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