FA+
Shop
417
Views
Views
9
Favorites
Favorites
Category
All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 640 x 427
File Size 97.2 kB
Report this content
More from snuggems
Winnie the 1973 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight, Rear Angle View
Well here's another picture of Winnie (named for his 100-acre hood) and my ugly mug as well. In this angle you can see how dang huge this boat is.
Oddly enough I still haven't blown the horn to see what it sounds like, maybe I should get an electronic one that makes foghorn noises LOL. Nah, I think I'll keep it stock.
Oddly enough I still haven't blown the horn to see what it sounds like, maybe I should get an electronic one that makes foghorn noises LOL. Nah, I think I'll keep it stock.
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 640 x 427px
File Size 97.2 kB
Thanks! I have all four, I don't think there's one for the spare but oh well. I need to look into replacing the fender skirts, thats the worst of the rust, and there's a spot on the right front fender, and it appears the rear bumper is rusting out on the right underside. :(
Thank you! ^^ and oh YES I am digging the sound of the Big Truck Sound one. That's getting close to what I had in mind. LOL Actually the stock horns on my 1962 Plymouth Valiant were lovely, very loud and a different pitch, very unusual-sounding. I miss that car.
this popped up on my recent artwork list on the home page, not sure how... but vintage cars are AWESOME!
ran into a guy who owns a 1970 Ford Mustang at a gas station! was super awestruck cause the dude let me watch and listen as he started the engine. once that BEAST turned over, everyone at the station was like OMG that thing is AWESOME!
ran into a guy who owns a 1970 Ford Mustang at a gas station! was super awestruck cause the dude let me watch and listen as he started the engine. once that BEAST turned over, everyone at the station was like OMG that thing is AWESOME!
Comments