1953 Buick {mild custom} by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Dec 04, 2005

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A dedication for Tallpindo...

Comments (16)

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EngleWolf

2:23PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

Now that's a beautiful Buick !! ;o)

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coaster1robert

3:37PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

nice,car!

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fluffgirl

4:14PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

you will not beleive me but im old enough to remenber this car... this one is in very good condition...

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greybeard101

4:21PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

Love this car and this shot Ken. Great post work as usual......must be C'nadian Eh! LOL

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Richardphotos

5:21PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

awesome job on the roof and looks like it was channeled.excellent capture and beautiful car. I had a 50' Chevy that I loved. too bad I had to sell it for almost nothing

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kimariehere

5:42PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

oh yes ! i would love to have that car i love the grill on it!!.. beautiful sea green color of it too!! ..what a great car!!

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jif3d

6:05PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

That aqua colour...ROCKS, shake that booty !!! great pic & postwork, any Royal Mounted Yaksmen about up there ? ..well that's what Ren & Stimpy call 'em ! well done & Cheer's :o)

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cornelp

9:22PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

Now thats a oldie. Beautiful car, love the colors very much. Owesome...

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tallpindo

9:27PM | Sun, 04 December 2005

The 1953 Buick was a warer shed car in the estimation of my uncle and the father of my best friend. They insisted I sit in their car and listen to how quiet it was while idling. There was no drive. The message was in the vault like whoosh of the door as it closed. Later a green one with long lakes pipes and under fender lites came into where I worked and made intimidating moves. It's name was "The Jade". My final meeting was at the new asphalt Ubly Dragway where I faced a 53 Buick with a 401 cubic inch. We ran in C Gas and I had a hole shot on him and was train lengths ahead going into second. Then the main drive gear blew out in the 1939 Ford transmission I was running at that time. This one has very nicely integrated needle nose bubble skirts with the side chrome. A gentle nudge is what it takes to notice luxury.

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