how low can you go #2 by Richardphotos
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1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Low Rider.
I found this car show today and naturally I had to stop and take pictures
I was out Saturday night until 1 AM and gone more than 1/2 day today.
seems as if I am always behind, because I am behind
Comments (17)
Quite a well-rounded rear. Wish they could have given it a paint job though.
lots of people like this "rat rod" style. I prefer paint myself also
The body looks great yet! Yes, I'd prefer seeing it the way it was designed. Never did like the low rider look! Wonderful image!
It depends, sometimes completely redone. But most of the time original how it was designed. Nice capture.
Cool!
I was quite young, at that time! This car looks like a collector's dream who like to do a paint job.
Exellent shot and Car.
Super shot,fantastic old car,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's perfect, sweet ride and capture!
Stunning vehicle. Not too low over here, too many speed ramps.
Neat angle on this old classic, Richard!
I know what you mean - I'm always behind, too.. I thought retirement would fix that. There I go thinking again....
Thank god cars didn't remain being built with styles like this. lol They claimed they were aerodynamic!
Great capture Richard. Nide example looks pretty rust free. A good foundation for a restoration!
This I would like more painted, blue or green moss, and not so low...
Very old car! Nice work!
'46 Chevy, I believe.
I prefer stock suspension and paint, nonetheless, Cool image.
Very beautiful 🌺