Tail light Tuesday!

[DozerII]

Yup

 

[lazarat]

Never heard of it or the shop

Thats why I said somewhat. It was featured in the Fort Lauderdale news a few years back and a couple other places. In the land of snowbird squeak mobiles and high dollar SUV's, and other paint jobs, this thing would be a rare sight.

 

[Tripper]

Love me some Olds sedanettes!!! [dr

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

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[BillM]

Yup

OMG Glen.....I'm going to need a moment....and a cold shower!

 

[DozerII]

OMG Glen.....I'm going to need a moment....and a cold shower!

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[Tripper]

Haha!!! [ddd

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

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[Tripper]

My kinda truck!!! [ddd

BoB

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

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[bob w]

Here's a blank tail, needing some lights. It's my roadster body project. '39 Ford, '49 Pontiac, '48 Chevy, '48 Ford or some other tail lights. What do you think would look good?

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

What do you think would look good?

Pontiac!

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[DozerII]

pontiac!

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x2 [P

 

[05snopro440]

Yep, Pontiac.

 

[soltz]

Yep!

Thats a fine looking rearend you have there [cl
#[P#

 

[maverickmk]

 

[Tripper]

It's da bomb! [ddd[ddd[ddd

BoB

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

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[loudmouthbass]

El Lincperialero
One of my favorite cars in Gene Winfield's private junkyard, this is a 1958 Lincoln, converted into a pick up truck . . . mated with the rear of a 1965 Chrysler Imperial! The slotted mags are a nice touch too. This was probably Gene's shop truck in the 60s or 70s. That it's just rotting back here is kinda sad, but at the same time, just the idea of a junked and decaying custom like this makes me giddy.

Night, 2 minute exposure. Full moon, natural xenon flashlight, red LED flashlight.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/lostamerica/5788078310/

 

[bob w]

Very nice shot, and cool car.