1936 Auburn Roadster, 1947 Bentley MK.VI. | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
bobbee
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Two of the most heartbreakingly beautiful cars you could ever wish to see, absolute classics of their time, and I would be happy to die after sitting in either one.
I stare at these [pictures for hours, and cannot for the life of me remember where they came from.
(sigh).
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Thanks for the love!
http://www.amcarguide.com/hot-rod/slow-burn-auburn/
http://elitedaily.com/envision/cars/1947-bentley-mark-vi/
My (wet ) dream car :_
http://supercarspecs.com/2008/07/16/1925-rolls-royce-phantom-i-aerodynamic-coupe-by-jonckheere-coachbuilders/
Stunning!!!!
Thanks guys!
Fantastic links ozmarty, many thanks.
Yes!!..could see myself in that!...:-)
Frist thing LOVE this, second, I've answered the query on the message board, thanks for the fantastic write up :-)
WOW!!!!!
I was just looking today and ran into this post. this car was contracted by James Hatfield of Metalica to Rick Dore Customs to have built. Rick subcontracts things out such as fabrication , bodywork , paint , upholstery , ect. I installed the door hidden hinges , hood hidden hinges and hood latch , and hand made the hood and side panels out of .063 thousands aluminum . the hood is made in 3 pieces because it is over 5 ft. wide and long, and the aluminum that I have is only 4 ft. wide
Mickeysmagic you are are true artist craftsman!