Little Bastard II by kenmo
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The Little Bastard...??? Nicknamed by the late James Dean when he purchased a similar 1955 Porsche Spyder . It was also a 1955 Porsche Spyder James Dean was driving in when he had his fatal car crash...
http://www.qsl.net/w5www/dean.html
Comments (12)
Ooo!! Sweet!! The old 3/4 beauty shot!!! And what a beauty she is!!! Just look-a-dem curves!!! (Drool)
Been a while since I have seen one. Thanks!
Thanx for the info...great car, but those rims look out of place, don't you think so too ?... spokes or wires for sure !!! great capture Ken ~Cheers~ :o)
Now that car is trully amazing. True tragedy, but still the car is really owesome. I love it, wish I had it lol. Nice work.
Wow.. this is reminiscent of Newport Rhode Island where they have Jag fests etc.. old car shows and party galore's at the old Mansions. Awesome shot!
I can not drive it . my legs would not fit and it rains too much here. very cool photo
Sweet car. Always did like the Spyder models. Excellent photo. Better car.
OOOH! ME WANT THAT ONE!!! What a cute little car. Next to the Cayenne it gotta be the most beautiful porche ive ever seen. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. #:O)
Thanks for this posting! Now I know why! LOL It's a real wonderful shot of this still beautiful looking car! V
Terrific capture, love to see this model!
awesome car. some of the fifties styling is still very much in use today.Euorpean cars was awesome then. a client has a 56 Mercedes 2 seater convertible that looks like new
An awesome little sports car. I love all the older sports cars. The MG's, Fiats, Bug Eyed Sprites, Triumphs, Austin Healeys, Porsches, etc. They really knew how to make them back then. Is this what they referred to as the "Bathtub Porsche" or was that a different model?