My family had one of those, green on bottom white on top. My dad had it painted all white by Earl Scheib for $29.95 and it came off the first time it got washed! He sold that car for a dollar.
I want the wheels to be a darker red. I could perfectly mask the tires and lug nuts then rattle can paint them in about 30 minutes. then I would go race the Daytona 500 wearing an open face Bell and a pack of sun of a bitch Camels.
Is it fact or myth that the fanciest Buicks got four portholes, while more economical models (same year) had but three?
ReplyDeleteMy family had one of those, green on bottom white on top. My dad had it painted all white by Earl Scheib for $29.95 and it came off the first time it got washed! He sold that car for a dollar.
ReplyDeleteDo NOT make the GPS coordinates of that public.
ReplyDeleteSend them to me privately...
rdguy
Earl Scheib.... There's an old name! Many stories about them.
ReplyDeleteParked on the street it would look like a dinosaur grazing with sheep.
ReplyDelete3 portholes or 4? ask and you shall receive:-) https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/buick-portholes-a-10-minute-history/
ReplyDeleteThere's a Maserati Quattroporte running around town with, well, portholes in the front fenders. I know Maserati put them there, but still...
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I want the wheels to be a darker red. I could perfectly mask the tires and lug nuts then rattle can paint them in about 30 minutes. then I would go race the Daytona 500 wearing an open face Bell and a pack of sun of a bitch Camels.
ReplyDeletethen I would go race the Daytona 500
ReplyDeleteOn the beach, of course.
rdguy