Hot Rods Let's see your primered cars

Back when I was a kid in the lacquer primer and paint days we used to put some leftover color into light gray primer just to tint it a little for the hell of it. The best one I ever did was a little red and a little blue and it came out kind of a lavender. Only picture I have of anything in primer is this one and it's not very good. The Olds never got much past this point but I did finish the 27.

 

Bottom was a light green primer...
I'm referring to my Buick not my nephew!

 

Love that car. I just want to kick myself in the *** for selling my LaSalle coupe.

 

Only some spots of actual primer. The rest is Hot Rod flat black. Gary

 

Rather it be grey primer, then painted and full of rock chips

 

My old jalopy. Been primer for 12 years now. Might get around to “paint” soon


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Great looking car and I love the Brewster caps...

 

"Indian Brick Red" Rustoleum I applied to my first 1931 DB coupe with a brush and still wears it. I was 15 years old.

 

My roadster in front of the local No Tell Motel.

 

I’ll play....

 

Hey, that's a good idea for a thread, " Your hot rod or Custom parked where it should be"

It would be ill advised to met your mistress at a out of the way motel and drive your roadster, it's kind of a clue if your foolin' around! HRP

 

4 years of primer. I painted it as this is my last chance for a shiny car.

 

My Chevy

 

I drove my roadster for about a year while I de-bugged it.
I used HOK KD 3000 primer surfacer/sealer.
I chose red which helps hide rock chips and required less base coat color to cover.
I considered clear coating the primer but after spraying a test panel I picked HOK Blue Blood color.
Cleared primer center, Blue Blood left.

 

My '57 F100 big window never made it past primer with me. My '68 Javelin was always a primer car. My '69 Rebel was a primer car for 2 years before paint. Got totaled 6 months after it was painted by a hit and run driver. My '62 unibody is bare metal and primer.

When I started the '32 build, the wife wanted it to get proper paint and interior. It looks fine in primer to me. She gets the paint and upholstery bill on this one!

SPark

 

Love your 57 f100,now I want one LMI4.

 

Before I ruined it by having it made shiney.

Gary

 

The Grandsons & I started renewing the Primer on the 55. that horrible coral "pink" color was beginning to show.

 

Here’s the 42 Chevy that I’m building for my daughter

 

My friend Bill's new 3 window, first time out, you could still smell the primer. HRP

 

If you like primer, here's some for everybody. My old pile-o-parts has 4 colors from back in its former life.
Too patchwork for me, guess the next step is all one shade.
Thanks to Mrs. HRP for the pic.

 

More patina than primer

 

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