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    Monday
    Jul192010

    blue mambo

    1949 ford shoebox

    this shoebox was at a show at lakewood and woodruff. was a real eye catcher, and the owner knew it.

    really interesting flame paint job over what seems to be brushed metal, and the pinstriping was pretty cool. check out the back here. not the best shot, but you can make out the girl, i think.

    i wasn't too happy with my shots, and i haven't seen it again anywhere else. here's to hoping.

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    This is a really cool image. Isn't it always true that you almost never see the really outstanding cars ever again? You only get one chance to capture them. Not sure why you don't like this image. I think it's one of your best.

    July 19, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterGreg jones

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