A cute little car and a great colour. Nicely detailed for its small size.

1:76 Scale, OO Gauge diecast by Oxford Diecast.

His&Hers Bikes and Betty Boop Trailer from Canada

Visit to the Gilmore Car Museum on August 3, 2013. A special display 'American Legends' currently showcases several hot rods and custom cars. This 1933 Ford was customized in the early fifties, taking on an informal nickname of "Oliver Hine's 25 Varieties" because the car was built by Oliver Hine, who used parts from 25 different cars. Here are some details: 1949 - 1951 Cadillac 331 cubic inch V-8 engine; fenders from six 1938 Chevrolets and a Brewster Town Car grille shortened 6 inches.

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1971 Pontiac Firebird

Numerous subtle modifications make this one of the best Mercs built in recent years

'24 Detroit Autorama

The May 30, 2010 Baker's Restaurant Sunday Cruise-in near Milford, Michigan. This cruise-in takes place every Sunday afternoon during the warm weather months.

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Visit to the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan on June 1, 2014 with my Flickr contact Grant. This was one of several cool cars in the "American Legends - Hot Rods and Customs" featured display.

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Door handles have been removed and hidden push buttons installed to open doors.

Just driving by the park.

The fastback model was called the "Fleetline" by Chevy. A popular vernacular term for the same car was "torpedo".

HDR

Walt Prey was the painter of the lowrider icon, "Gypsy Rose". This photo taken at Dave Kent's Custom shop on Sepulvada Blvd. in Venice, California.

at the Pavilions/McDonald's Auto Show

Visit on March 6, 2015 to the Detroit Autorama, America's greates hot rod show, as it is billed. More than 1000 cars are displayed on two levels, with a few of them actually being authentic original-style classics.

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Radically customised.

This Olds was owned by "Red", one of the first in the South Bay to install hydraulics on all four corners.

The yellow stickers identify this car as being officially environmentally friendly and, as such, entitled to special privileges such as use of the car pool lane.

Being laid down by Walt Prey.

How's this for reliving one's childhood? This was seen at a car show. The big car is built on a Ford truck frame, and is street legal. The toy car is still "running" too!

1949 Ford coupe owned and built by Conrad Garcia.