Thread: Your Favorite Paint Jobs.
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12-25-2006 11:09 AM #1
Me too on flames. One that comes to mind is that trend setting flamed '40 Ford sedan (black car with flames starting in white and changing as they went back) I forget the owners name now, but it is generally held up as an example of one of the first flame jobs. (maybe Cunningham??)
Second car is a '50 Ford shoebox from the same era. It was a solid blue Ford, and what made the flames different was that they began on the front end, like most flame jobs, but then there were flames all along the rockerpanels, clear to the rear of the car. They were sort of like ocean waves, and were pretty much in a straight line, only coming as high as mid door. These broke up the slab-sidedness of the shoebox, and gave it a really different look.
Those two stuck with me the most.
Don
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12-25-2006 11:03 PM #2
You mean the Bob McCoy sedan? Here's a drawing he's done of his former car followed by a picture taken in recent years of a car that claims to be the same one.
Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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12-25-2006 11:07 PM #3
i love the beebe & mulligan candy stripes
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12-27-2006 09:43 PM #4
Yep, that's the one. I couldn't remember his name (half the time I can't remember MY name
Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
) Always loved that car.
Thanks Bob,
Don
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12-27-2006 10:04 PM #5
Some of you may have already seen this. There are simply too many details in this one (my first pick) to post a bunch of pix. Therefore, I am attaching a link to a page that you can take a look at. Be sure to look at all the thumbnails to get an idea of the detail here. I really believe that this is an incredible work of art. No matter what your political persuasion is, from a standpoint of a paint job, I think you'll agree...
A Hero's Truck, A Rolling work of Art. Chrome all over V-8 - Fast Cool Truck.Sometimes NOW are the "good old days"...






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