Cars with Patina

1952 Chevy by Jonathan Ward Hot Rod Magazine June 2012

1952 Chevy by Jonathan Ward Hot Rod Magazine June 2012

1953 Chevy 210 at the 2009 Viva Las Vegas Car Show

'52 Chevy. The driver reminds me of Charlie Daniels.

1954 Chevy 210 handyman, Buck's Surf & Speed Shop #1

1954 Chevy 210 handyman, Buck's Surf & Speed Shop #2. with just a little Pinstriping.

1954 Chevy 210 handyman, Buck's Surf & Speed Shop #3
It has a nice bagged system for a great stance.

1949 Plymouth wagon

This '51 is the one I use in my photo montage with the caption "This is closer to what my wife thinks the car will look like when i'm through". I contacted the seller to see if he would sell me some parts but he wanted an arm and a leg for them. Besides he has already cut the car up. I guess this car had so much patina it ate right through the frame which is pretty obvious since the frame has buckled.

1954 DESOTO FIREDOME #1 I like this one it has good body lines.

1954 Desoto Firedome #2 (passenger side rear)
I sure like the way the tailgate is fastened on with the two large hinges where as
the Chevy has one long piano hinge. This wagon has a good stout look to it.

Are you guys tired of the pictures yet or do you want to see some more?
Be honest I'm a big boy I can take it. See i'm retired so I can play all day.
Any of you know who Poppa Chubby is, He has a real popular hit "Back Door Man"
It just happens to be playing on one of the blues stations I listen too.
Anyway when I saw this guy I started thinking he might be one of you guys
thinking not this shit (photos) again.

This is a '50 Chevy Wagon. I guess you might have figured out by now that I
like station wagons especially '49-'54 wagons built by General Motors.

This one is also a '50, I think this one has really bitchin' patina.

You won't hear us griping about pics. If you feel like posting we will look at 'em.

'57 Pontiac #1
According to the info on this car, it's been sold and the new owner is planning on all new body work and repaint. what's the consensus here do you guys like the natural aged look or the complete sculpted body with show quality paint?

'57 Pontiac #2

Yes these cars do have a certain patina or rust value to them but I just thought
it was a pretty cool photo.

I liked this one a little more due to the snow melt the water line rose up
and submerged the cars.

1949 Plymouth Suburban. These are growing on me, not just the Plymouth
but the Dodge, Chrysler and Desoto also.

This 1927 Buick Sedan spent the first 83 years of its life in the San Fernando Valley,
in California, the last 61 of those tucked in a garage where it was untouched
if your interested in buying it
click on this:http://bringatrailer.com/2012/02/24/bat-exclusive-resurrected
If you want to see more extensive photos on it
click on this:http://www.flickr.com/photos/1927buick/sets/72157629068977306/
This Buick is a real time capsule.

1927 Buick Sedan, #2 Driver side rear

1927 Buick Sedan, #3

1927 Buick Sedan, #4