1965 Plymouth street racer

[imported_WhyteWizard]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/231190913586...3586&viewitem=


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This is a car I did a couple of weeks ago for a client who`s selling the car. `I didn`t take the pictures or do the write up but it`s an interesting car. `Those are real magnesium wheels. ` Total time, with a full polish on the paint and taking the mag wheels from grey to polished, including the engine compartment and trunk but not the under carriage - 5 hours.


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Enjoy,`


Robert

[tom p.]

Cool car.` Looks great!!

[Accumulator]

WhyteWizard- Thanks for sharing this one!` Five hours, that was quick!


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Wonder what he`ll get for it...the issues I see oughta be easy enough to fix.

[imported_WhyteWizard]

Accumulator - I have no idea what that car will eventually go for but it is unique. ` I had done that car a few years ago and then it was pretty much on display since then, just driven for exercise. `Still, it is huge and mag wheels can be tricky for those who don`t know the secret handshake. `)


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Robert`

[Scottwax]

Pretty awesome car! Looks great in the pictures.`

[imported_WhyteWizard]

Yeah Scott, everybody`s work looks great in low res, but as you know, reality is much finer grained. `That`s why I like it when my clients take their cars to shows. `At the Dana Point Concours this year, the 1931? Chrysler I did got best paint, best finish. `Here are some other pictures. https://plus.google.com/u/0/10830779...9/photos/p/pub `

[David Fermani]

Tough looking car. Looks great.`

[Fast Eddie]

That is an awesome looking car, nice job...and that Hemi, oh yeah.

[Hey, Moe!]

This car would seem to fall into the same category as the Chevy "COPO."` It will be interesting to see how it sells.`

[Hey, Moe!]

I got nostalgic looking at this car.` It made me think of listening to WABC radio, in NYC, in the mid-60s, from central PA on a transistor radio, when I was 13-14 years old.` Cousin Brucie...he`s still on Sirius/XM radio.


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There were always ads for the "Raceway Park" dragstrip in Englishtown, NJ.` It would start with an "Alvin the Chipmunk" type voice proclaiming "Raceway Park!"` I would read about the results a couple of months later when my issue of Hot Rod magazine appeared.


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Raceway Park is still alive.` I Googled it, and when the website comes up, I hear the same chipmunk voice.


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How cool is that?


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Thanks, WhyteWizard, for making my day!!


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BTW, nice job on the Plymouth.