Very shiny, very tall cars......

[Ace-Garageguy]

Edited August 25, 2013 by Ace-Garageguy

[martinfan5]

I am very sorry I looked at this thread

[JunkPile]

At least you looked at it after the title change.

[Joker]

Ugh...Good Grief !

This one is polished stainless steel.

Edited August 25, 2013 by Joker

[Pete J.]

I am so sorry you can't un see something! Why oh why would you do that?!?

[slusher]

I am very sorry I looked at this thread

Me also...

[Draggon]

Imagine the shame those cars must feel.......sorta like the first day at a new school and your mom dresses you up. I'd like to look into the psyche of the guys that think those are "cool".

[blazefox]

The only good thin about wheels that big is that they make and car slower so mr four banger can pas you

Kuz those rims are prob close to 70 pounds each

[sweeper]

Too much money not enough brains!!!!!! I bet every rap star will have one.

[cobraman]

Silly, very silly.

[FASTBACK340]

Hosted on Fotki

[dodgefever]

Stupid, but I guess they like the crop sprayer vibe...

[David G.]

More examples of overcompensation.

David G.

[Harry P.]

You forgot to mention "very ugly" in your topic title.

BTW... how do they do that shiny plated look? It's not paint, is it?

[cobraman]

I think the finish could be a wrap. They did one on "Fast and Loud".

[Rob Hall]

Tasteless, fecal modifications. Waste of good cars.

[martinfan5]

Ugh...Good Grief !

This one is polished stainless steel.

This I kind of like, dont know why, maybe it has to do with the AZ plate on it

[Ace-Garageguy]

BTW... how do they do that shiny plated look? It's not paint, is it?

This is one of the major players in the spray-on-chrome industry. There are others.

http://www.sprayonchrome.com/index2.html

I like the stainless '36 too.

Edited August 25, 2013 by Ace-Garageguy

[Toner283]

The Delorean was far from the first car to be made from stainless steel. That 36 Ford is actually the real deal. The body is entirely made of stainless steel. Stamped in 1936 by Allegheny Ludlum Steel in conjunction with Ford Motor Company. They made 6 of them. They also made 2 1960 T-birds and 3 1966 Lincoln Continental convertibles out of stainless as well. Apparently so very few of these cars were made because the dies were destroyed during the stamping process due to the stainless steel being so much harder to stamp than regular steel.

Read the details here: http://www.squarebirds.org/stainless_steel_cars.htm

Pics of the 1936 Tudor sedan: http://www.squarebirds.org/stainless36ford/index.htm

Pics of the 1960 T-bird: http://www.squarebirds.org/stainless60tbird/index.htm

Pics of the 1966 Lincoln: http://www.squarebirds.org/stainless66lincoln/index.htm

Less well known but also made of stainless by the same company was a 1931 Model a Tudor sedan. No firm details seem to be clear as to exactly how many were made but only one (or parts thereof) has surfaced.

Pics and details here: http://www.fordgarage.com/pages/1931stainlesstudor.htm

[Skydime]

Ugh...Good Grief !

This one is polished stainless steel.

This one seems ok to me

Edited September 3, 2013 by Skydime

[Skydime]

And I would just like to be there when this guy pulls in and asks to get his wheels and tires balanced. I really hope thats just some kind of "spinner" mounted to those wheels.

Edited September 3, 2013 by Skydime

[Chuck Most]

Waste of good cars.

I agree, but only regarding the Cutlass.

[1930fordpickup]

The only good use for the new Camaro. LOL

[carbman]

O MY! WASTE OF CARS AND MONEY!

[Custom Hearse]

Time to stick a sharp object into my eyes...