Old School Show car
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Old School Show car
Thought some might appreciate this! It was cool in the 80s!!!
76 show car- survivor
No vinyl wrap here!
Looks to be thought to change the channel while driving- no remote!!!
1976 Chevy Corvette Survivor With Crazy Graphics Is Back on the Road!
76 show car- survivorNo vinyl wrap here!
Looks to be thought to change the channel while driving- no remote!!!
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I love looking at these 70's/80's customs!
Most don't really stand the test of time and this one doesn't either, but funny to think what was once show-stoppingly cool is now hideous to the point of fascination.
I totally appreciate the amount of work that went into this car and it's amazing that it's stood up this well.
But if you hearken back to a warm Saturday night in 1981 with the T tops off, Tony's at the wheel of this "Cosmic Racer" in gold chains and driving gloves with Gino Vannelli blasting through the stereo, a couple B-52 shots in his belly and a half a gram of coke in his shirt pocket, the babes must have been lined up around the block for a ride on the old baloney pony!
Most don't really stand the test of time and this one doesn't either, but funny to think what was once show-stoppingly cool is now hideous to the point of fascination.
I totally appreciate the amount of work that went into this car and it's amazing that it's stood up this well.
But if you hearken back to a warm Saturday night in 1981 with the T tops off, Tony's at the wheel of this "Cosmic Racer" in gold chains and driving gloves with Gino Vannelli blasting through the stereo, a couple B-52 shots in his belly and a half a gram of coke in his shirt pocket, the babes must have been lined up around the block for a ride on the old baloney pony!
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Ahhhhhhh……..no.
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I love looking at these 70's/80's customs!
Most don't really stand the test of time and this one doesn't either, but funny to think what was once show-stoppingly cool is now hideous to the point of fascination.
I totally appreciate the amount of work that went into this car and it's amazing that it's stood up this well.
But if you hearken back to a warm Saturday night in 1981 with the T tops off, Tony's at the wheel of this "Cosmic Racer" in gold chains and driving gloves with Gino Vannelli blasting through the stereo, a couple B-52 shots in his belly and a half a gram of coke in his shirt pocket, the babes must have been lined up around the block for a ride on the old baloney pony!
Most don't really stand the test of time and this one doesn't either, but funny to think what was once show-stoppingly cool is now hideous to the point of fascination.
I totally appreciate the amount of work that went into this car and it's amazing that it's stood up this well.
But if you hearken back to a warm Saturday night in 1981 with the T tops off, Tony's at the wheel of this "Cosmic Racer" in gold chains and driving gloves with Gino Vannelli blasting through the stereo, a couple B-52 shots in his belly and a half a gram of coke in his shirt pocket, the babes must have been lined up around the block for a ride on the old baloney pony!
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I think the 70s-80s customs are the best!
To me that Vette is way cooler than just another stock/restored one. Ones like this tell a story. They're a moment in time captured in fiberglass and paint.
To me that Vette is way cooler than just another stock/restored one. Ones like this tell a story. They're a moment in time captured in fiberglass and paint.
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Stock ones are nice but after awhile well...
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CL build for sure, someone has imaginations!
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Maybe this type of painting will come back into fashion to try and put some life into the boring late model stuff that is on the road, it's getting harder to mess about under the hood of new stuff, the manufacturers and the govt. don't want you there. Having a genuine airbrushed paint job will score points over a computer generated wrap? JMPO
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This is your design brain on drugs.
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Probably scenes with bush so big it would make JJ Walker Jealous.
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....Those were the Days....Rod and Custom Auto Rama Cars and the "Hotties" to go with them....ya can't go wrong !!!!!!
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Some 'bad-a$$" painters back in the day...
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