Whose Deuce is this?

No, ChevyAsylum....
The VAST majority of this car was as you see it. You give the impression that the whole car is PHONY-TINA-d. It snot!

 

Wow, I forgot about those accident pictures. That was terrible!

I still love the Don's car, the stance and style reminds me of Grey Baskerville's car which is one of my all-time favorites.

So ChevyAsylum, assume you get in a fender-bender like Don did. How would YOU repair your car? Fully refinish the thing, bolt mis-matched stuff onto the car, or faux-tina the parts that needed replacement?

 

wow thats cool, i`d drive it just like that.

 

Oh no! My world has been crushed! It's faux patina! Arrrghhhh!

hahahahaha, ridonkulas...... this is an amazing looking deuce , i dream of owning a 32 that looks like this someday.....faux or not it's sweet.............

 

It's all about attitude, and Don has the right idea.

 

The missing part of the discussion is that the green roadster is probably the most driven 32 anywhere, which makes small concessions on all the 'period correct' crap insignificant to most....

 

Fake patina or not, wish it was mine.

Great car and how many hotrods are really build with 100 % pre 1960 parts.

 

Don's a way cool guy with a way cool Original 32 roadster.

I've been told my roadster isn't real because it has a 32 repo brookville body, but when Im driving it I think to myself how can this be, this car isn't real.
People say the dumbest things.

 

Gotta link?

 

Link:
http://donshotrodpage.net/Project-32/projectindex.html

 

That is such a cool, hot rodded, real deal '32.

 

This is the funniest thing I've read in awhile, sad but true.

 

Maybe they think you pretend to put gas into your pretend car and pretend to drive it? Of course, they think this because they see you driving it down the same pretend road they're actually driving their real Honda down, right?

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