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I've been working on this for a few months, and now it's done.

 

Complete with PA plates and road grit.

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A Pennsylvania car from this era would have likely had snow tires on it at some point in its life.

I was able to find some at the Desert Scale Classic last week.

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With the snow tires comes the road grit. It's my first attempt at painting "dirt" with my airbrush.

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PA plates and snow tires, a natural combination.

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Thanks for looking and (always) feel free to comment.

 

David G.

 

 

 

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Good looking! I lived in PA back then, and you used to see a lot of those with wooden back bumpers because the originals fell off. Fords didn't fare well in the road salt in those days.

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Good looking! I lived in PA back then, and you used to see a lot of those with wooden back bumpers because the originals fell off. Fords didn't fare well in the road salt in those days.

Thanks.

I grew up in the Youngstown area and I remember seeing all manner of makeshift repairs folks used to keep their cars together as they slowly rusted away. I had more than my share of rust buckets too.

David G.

Thanks everyone for the kind comments.

David G.

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