Yeah with all the rain you folks are getting in Kentucky maybe the surf IS up somewhere! Some of those big tattooed "bad@$$e$" are the kindest folks you ever will meet. Nice car, stance tires and wheels are done tastefully. Far as fake patina goes, it is usually easily removable. Guess if someone has a straight, rust free car and puts the fake patina on it that's better than having a real pile rust bucket like I have---LOL!
Back about 1970 I had a 1957 Chevy two door wagon. Bought it from a guy who used it to tow his 1957 Belair drag car.
It’s funny you mentioned a wagon for a tow car. I’ve recently got back into model car building and some of the guys on the FB group had no idea that’s what was used back then. When I was a kid I had a lot of wagons and trailers set up to haul my builds. They make good gasser builds too.
I dig the long roofs, but that '64 Fairlane would have really been cool. Rick! I like that era of Fords real well. Too bad you tipped it over!
I remember seeing lots of pics of guys pulling drag cars with station wagons, Jim. Could keep tools out of the elements and lock them up. Seems like from what I remember of my young days at the stock car track, most guys were using pickups in the 1960's, but a lot of towbars. Even the first car I was on a pit crew for in '77 we used a towbar. I was too young to be in the pits during my employment with a racing shop '73-'75.
I remember when you rolled that. Seen it in my rear-view mirror and then sister Pat was screaming in my ear. lol.
