loganscuda
This/These
And some people be holding some ugly ****.
why do people help make old cars look bad
- Thread starter Princess Valiant
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I agree with you that many cars here are not my style BUT....I would NEVER say it. I was taught if you didn't have something nice to say...don't say anything!
Words for all of us to live by. It just makes things easier here as well as in life!
loganscuda
This/These
I wasn't talking about people here just People in general. Mine is far from perfect and I have some ugly stuff (hidden of coarse) on mine my grandfather used to say that line every time my grandmother said beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Just thought it was funny. These discussions should be tied to the never ending story thread
loganscuda
This/These
I've been wanting to paint my bumpers same color as the car but my 21 year old talked me out of it.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician
My 67 Dart came with a 68 grille, with the bonus center divider! Painted in a thick coat of gloss black. Ugh. I figured out the grille was wrong but discovered the bezels were correct, but with that thick goo on them. That was the first thing I learned about my car. It's bugged me ever since, along with the black engine bay! I found another (several) grilles, and finally a driver quality set of bezels. My grille looks awesome in it's factory finish and I love it!
loganscuda
This/These
I never painted my radiator support black and don't wanna take the grill apart again to do it so I just live with it. If I can you can too. Unless someone want to come over and do it for me.
But a couple things aren't right here.
loganscuda
This/These
Chevelle?
spl440
Everybody's Fool
Amazing what us Mopar guy's have to do to be accepted by the " other " crowd.
Austrailian Chrysler VF Valiant
Lustle
Well-Known Member
Steering wheel shoulda been a dead give-away.
The mopars from mexico, australia, etc are all really interesting. Some of them kept the really excellent bodies for a lot longer than the domestic market did.
just curious. surely that was not a OEM mopar hood!!????
Stock hood with a cowl scoop.
Like it or not?
if mine, I would add a string of xmas lights all along the rockers! huh??
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Lustle
Well-Known Member
But does it go fast?
loganscuda
This/These
Looks like he's riding the brakes all the time no matter how fast it is it gives the illusion its stopped
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Moparman1806
Well-Known Member
Instead of the chrome tips, it needs some orange zoomies in front of the wheels
Pimp my ride...
Ddaddy
I'm changing the World... one pixel at a time!
And it's essentially just a dual snorkel scoop installed in reverse.
Ddaddy
I'm changing the World... one pixel at a time!
A little too "Tron" for me.
This is a vinyl wrap. It is cool in it's own way.
seabee
Well-Known Member
I am probably wrong but I thought most of the Joe Dirt type "upgrades" happened in the 80's when these cars were thought be worth next to nothing. I don't see many cars today straying from stock look besides rat rods etc.
Personaly, I think A bodies look much better with a little more wheel in the fenders. I can understand if guys n gals from that era appreciate the stock look though.
Personaly, I think A bodies look much better with a little more wheel in the fenders. I can understand if guys n gals from that era appreciate the stock look though.
airbrushing my valiant to look old. Is there a difference??? And my grill is black, along with the trim, and bumpers. Ignore the red hood. I need the red as the base for when I airbrush that part of the car.
I'm just happy to see these old cars continue to live on. No matter how they look, if they are still running the streets after 40-50-60 years later, that to me is the coolest thing ever
I'm just happy to see these old cars continue to live on. No matter how they look, if they are still running the streets after 40-50-60 years later, that to me is the coolest thing ever
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