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)
What, No Fords? ;) That 1938 Longhorn is farout! Thanks for the pics!
Me encantan estos coches tan estilosos ! Dises futuristas y aerodinicos. Gracias por mostrarlos Richard ! Gracias otra vez por adir "Refugio de piratas" a tus favoritos. Tell me if you dont understand.
What a wonderful collage. I do agree with busi2ness and know that his Dad will enjoy this one very much. Great job. HUGS!!!
Wow, these look really cool, wish Memphis had car shows with classics like these. Excellent capture!
CIAO!!A super collection of excellent shots!!Very imnpressive and very interesting cars!!Great colors, fantastic composition and nice presentation!1As usual you made a big masterpiece my dearest Richard!!Thank you for sharing!!A big kiss and big hugs!!
first class cars back then. I did not know they made custom cars back then like this. cool shots
Cool rides, fantastic images Richard !!!
My Hubby flipped when he seen these, he loves them, and wants to know if you have a one photo full size of the long horn LOL.
What beautiful ancien cars you have posted here Richard! Thanks for sharing :)
Some good looking old car's! Thanx for sharing and excellent shot's Richard!
The white car has a fantastic design. Looks like if the first post-war Panhard has decided to become even bigger as a Dalahaye clothed by Figoni-Falashi but not with such a supreme taste than the Figoni-falashi had. Interesting to see
wonderful collage of these old elegant cars Richard,the white one looks really fantastic,excellent shots*************
Wonderful pics and info! I loved the old cars with the large, whitewalls.
looks like some things never die. great insight.
I once attended a contest outside South Quad where resident engineers were exhibiting a 1953 Buick Skylark and a Devin bodied shortened flathead chassis with Dayton wire wheels. The question of interest was "Who has the squeekiest wheels?" Later a Cutlass with fake wires and plastic button centers won the contest hands down but this contest forever established the non-welded spoke challenge of the century. Did I just say a trademarked word, "Century?" Strike that and use "venture." Too close to "Ventura"; could be confused? Luckily the "Longhorn" has appeared. It looks very strange for a Chevy pickup with a 9 foot box.
Supershots and excellent collage Richard...!!!!!
Oh my gosh! These are cool cars! I've never seen these before!
Fantastic photo's Richard these ccars are all excellent that one looks a cross between an old cadillac and god only knows what else lol fantastic photo's
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW ! Love those nice car shots:) Great collage too;)) Happy day!
I sooooo love old cars like this! Thanks for sharing. :)
Really cool cars and excellent photographs-bet your having fun in your new Toy'O Duh....NOT A TOY at those prices! Ive been to the Peterson car museum in Los angelus-cool-real fancy & some movie cars.