anybody know what kind of car this is by Richardphotos
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I decided to go to the Pate museum outside of Ft.Worth yesterday and here are some of the classics
1953 Buick Skylark convertible
1934 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow
1938 Longhorn hand built by Oliver Albert of Gonzales, Texas
all body panels were hand formed from parts of 14 cars of different makes
construction took 12 years.the Longhorn had a 120" wheelbase,
is 19'4" long, and sits 3'9" high.it weighs 2800 pounds and is powered by a 1941
Lincoln v-12.tires are mounted on 10" wheels
all belongs to the Pate Mueseum outside of Ft Worth, Tx on hwy 377 south
Comments (51)
Fabulous mueseum by the looks of it. Nice cars, the paintjobs look awesome, nice work!
Very suggestive photo
Unusually stylish vehicle,I can't believe this car ever made it to the assembley line!Ooops didn't read far enough down.Created out of 12 other vehicles?A crazy guy with perhaps too much money...Any idea how many miles to the gallon it got? Great captures,sadly vehicle in question has to be a two parter. :) :B eaver !
The Longhorn seems to be a pretty strange and very unique creation. But the Buick Skylark, now THAT is a good looking car - I wouldn't mind the least owning one of those (only drawback is that I live in the wrong country to have a convertible....).
Gorgeous cars!!! I take the red one in the top right corner if you dont mind. #:o) Honk Honk!!!!!
Oh, we went there a few years ago!! What a wonderful place that is!! They have some amazing restorations there! Thanks for the memories, Richard.
Love the look of the "Long Horn", but if I had one, I would have to put a rack of Long Horns horns on the front!!! Awesome images!
Oh, old cars Richard. I remember visiting the Montagu Motor Museum in Hampshire UK and I still remember that visit. These cars are super and they certainly don't make them like that any more. Stunning examples. I haven't seen cars like this anywhere before. I hope they're well covered, both by insurance and from inclement weather. Excellent Sir! Steve :o)
Great composition of this old and beautiful cars!Very interesting Ricard!!
Now those are real cars! Awesome Shots
Wow, I have not much understanding from cars, I have not even a driver license but I love old cars, the are much more classy then the new ones and this one are the top class one!!!! Excellen captured and thanks for sharing!!! Hugs Ute
Fantastic collage Richard ! damn' that's one feaky (white) Batmobile, with serious mods ! and then there's my Subie...25 years old and rusted to the bone, some much for surfing and saltwater ! Cheers :o)
LOOOOL @ Andreas! He wants the top right red car! I want the left white one!! hehe Andreas!! Now lets race bro :P Nice shots and collage Richard! I really do love the reflection on all of the shots. Thank you and have a nice day bro JOE
Sweet old cars! I really love the bodywork of the white one...thanks for sharing!
Wow! Great photos, and truly fantastic auto-motive design. They remind me of Quats on wheels. Imagine- a Quatmobile! Superb work, as always.
Wowww, superb cars!!! Fantastic photo collage with the gorgeous cars. The First is fabulous!!! Love it!!! Excellent work!!! Hugs. Ana.
Wonderful oldtimer collection! Excellent how you have combined them to one piece! beautifully done! Bravo!!
Another pure example of your most excellent photography Richard!!! Beautiful cars!!!
Fantastic cars and wonderful photo series my friend....!!!!
Wonderful cars of yore ... well done.
I love them all and I can see myself in a classy one anyone ! lol then they can call me the little old lady fron the desert lol I can see me in it now : bravo thanks for sharing :
Beautiful collage, Richard :-) Lots of Va Va Voom here!! If you could have one of these cars, which would you choose?? Happy day hugs kind Sir. Di.
Used to rebuild from junkyard parts. Thanks for the walk down memorylane. BJ
Bravo Richard - it's nice to see it! Super done!*****
I can not wait to show my dad this weekend, he is 80 and was a motor mechanic for most of his life. Great collection & collage.
OMG! What an amazing automobile! That's a cool idea. I'd love to try something like that. All the cars are cool but that Longhorn is fabulous. The idea of having a one-of-a-kind car is appealing to me. I'll have to check this out when we get to Texas! Great photos!
Fantastic work!!!!!!!!!!
Great photos of these very classy motors !
You have a very interesting life, you do so much. These cars and your capture of them is excellent. Wouldn't ya' just love to take a spin in one of these. let alone just be able to sit in one. I've enjoyed this very mush. Excellent. :)
OOOOH's and AHHHHH's, Richard! Don't know much about them, but that long white one looks like something a really rich movie star in the 40's might have been seen tooling around town in. I can almost see it! Wowsers! Nice!