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    Sunday
    Jan292012

    dodge'm

    1955 dodge wagon

    spent the weekend hanging out in riverside. my son's last season playing baseball (unless he gets drafted) is gearing up. watched his team play some practice games.

    of course, i had to check for any car shows in the area. unfortunately, the grand national show was out in pomona, so i think a lot of shows were sucked dry by that one.

    found this one a decent size show in norco at the big boy. don't recall having one of these in my digital garage, so i shot several of it. the owner even offered to close the back window for me, then fussed over how he'd gotten fingerprints on it, so he had to polish those off. thanks for that. they probably would have shown up from this angle.

    the telephone pole and wires sort of bother me, but not enough to remove them from the shot...i'm tired, and they were really there after all. it is what it is.

    anyway, big lot, and about 100 cars there. probably go again, should i happen to be in the area. gotta get some sleep...back to the grind tomorrow.

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    Thanks for the great view of my car. It is, in fact, a 1955 Dodge Sierra Suburban 2 door wagon. It is painted Krylon Dover White and Rustoleum Purple - though not from a spray can. From this angle you can see the 1961 Corvette taillights. Several other custom modifications were made, but are not apparent in this photo. It is rather unique, isn't it?

    Love your work.

    January 30, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterJim D

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