Dodge 1939 by Richardphotos
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the car is actually a pale yellow which I did not care for so I changed it to white. the museum lighting casts a yellow color on everything
from the Route 66 Museum in New Mexico
Comments (33)
Sensational capture of this very cool classic car, Richard. I also like it better in white.
Look all original So nice car whooooo ((5++))
Sweet ride...
Well preserved old car
Sweet car!
Beautiful car, Richard!
Excellent photo Richard.
What??? no engine???
This is an outstanding yellow Dodge & Photo of this beautiful ride Richard. Stan
Fantastic cars!
Dodges and Plymouths looked rather similar in the 1930s didn't they. But there is no mistaking the hood ornament of a ram. Nice pic Richard.
Shining done.
Fabulous shot my friend and fantastic old car !!!
Terrific capture, Richard!!
Good one mate. I prefer the white too!
cool
Beauty Car!!!!
This is a sweet ride Great capture
Beautiful car, but I think that somebody stole the engine
that was a cool car Museum. I loved it. happy we stopped there too. anyway this is lovely. bet cars like that rode route 66.
almost looks like there is no engine in that one. cool pic.
It looks much better white - a real beauty, and a great shot of it, Richard! Great job on the color correction!
A beautiful old car in fantastic condition. Excellent shot, fantastic details.
Fantastic photo Richard :)
These are really nice autos very beautiful capture of them.
Fabulosa foto Richard esses carros são incríveis muito luxuosos.+++++++++++5
Love that Dodge :)
excellent
Great Looking Car and image!
LOL, a Postwork repaint eh??... well, nice finish on that Dodge, Richard!