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SEMA 2015

Motorcycledave

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this this is just a hint of our what's to come...
How many different car parts are mixed in to
this fantastic Merc.
there may be a test hahaha
Dave




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So far I spot Lincoln tail lights a 58 Impala roof trim and a 53(?) DeSoto grill teeth. I am sure there is much more.
 
As I see it..!!

You got the parts laying around build them into your next project...:2thumbs: and a nice one it is....
 
did you notice the car next to it with the wheel on a angle..:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:. How can you build a car like that and not have the wheels straight. Looks like the camber is way off.

I see a bunch of cars like that driving down the Hwy and wonder how it does not fly off the car.
 
Hi Dave,

Re: They are not Lincoln tail lights, they are and were very popular in te 60's & 70's look again

It takes people as old as we are to know; 1956 Packard taillights.

Jerry Baumchen
 
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