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    May152011
    DateSunday, May 15, 2011 at 5:25PM | Comment1 Comment

    hot lead

    1949 or 1950 mercury

     

     

    so this is not a merc, as i originally thought, but a ford (thanks for the correction gary!). i do have a hard time with id when there's nothing but the bumper and wheels to go by. i'll get the next fer sure merc up tomorrow or the next day.

    as i said previously, i keep seeing flame-painted low slung cars. seems to be all the rage, or cliché, but at least there are lots of variations in how they can be presented.

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    It's a 1949 or 50 Ford

    May 15, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterGary Denison

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