1955 Chevrolet by Richardphotos
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Description
yesterday's puzzle is a 1955 Chevrolet, namely this one
took at Sapulpa Oklahoma at a car meet held since 1955
Comments (54)
IT IS BEAUTIFUL!!! I am sorry I missed your post yesterday...been gone more than not lately...cant ever get caught up lol
No door post between the front and back windows? Awesome! Great picture of the classic ride.
cool looking Chevy
Ahhhh, a '55. That's a beautiful paint job (I'll say it again - because it is!) Sweet image, Richard!
Love these cars, wonderful capture!
One of the most beautiful body styles that Chevy has come up with. Great capture Richard!!!
Cool car Richard :)
What a BEAUTIFUL car.
Sweet!
I was not so far :) 1955 chevy wowwwwwwwww
Awesome! Love the ghost flames on the side! Cool color to ! :D
she's a beauty...love that paint job :)
awesome looking ride indeed, sorry i missed the puzzle, out of it friday! i too would kill for this one! excellent capture!:)*5
A very nice 1955 chevy.
amazing car and Great capture Richard.
Beauty machine!!!!!
This is one fine beauty my friend. :))))))) Love the color of paint. :))))) Most excellent capture. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))))
very lovely shot
Wow nice wheel love the colour nicccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeee!
Beautiful car, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful old Chevy. The oldest Chevy I remember was my Dad's 1952. It was robin's egg blue.
Wow, should have read ahead... that Chev is a real beauty!!. love that blue paint work.
Fantastic shot, Richard. What a beauty of a Chevy. So many hours of work, getting a 55 to shine like that one.
Thanks Richard - that is a sweet ride and a lovely photo!