Miss Diablo - 1956 Lincoln Premiere by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Sep 17, 2006

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Comments (13)

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Richardphotos

9:18PM | Sun, 17 September 2006

awesome selective coloring and one helluva a capture

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TwoPynts

10:24PM | Sun, 17 September 2006

Way to focus on the car...and what a beauty it is. Superb presentation!

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2Loose2Trek

10:51PM | Sun, 17 September 2006

Beautiful shot and I love the continental-kit art as well. Excellent!!!

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angells

12:27AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Fantastic shot, I love the bright color of the car against the black and white background, and the fancy tire.

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Gor111

3:23AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Brilliant how you have postworked this so amazing looking photography! Excellent contrast to the BW background! Bravo!!!

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tallpindo

3:36AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

I remember one of these which a girl who transfered from Detroit drove after getting her license. It had very heavy rear springs so the rear jacked way up and did not drag going into steep driveways. Now this one is very well preserved. The bumper exhausts have been bypassed to avoid discoloration and soot. Those kind of turn down exhast extensions worked best in the near hidden angled out to a corner 1959-1961 Chevy installation though I put one on my dad's Ford six station wagon where it jauntily stuck out at an angle like a good cigar. Mass should not be confused with trivia. It really is a nicely integrated kit with the overall theme of the car. The turn downs don't really bother me except I can't resist trying out fishtails. This one crys out for a 3D model to "save" this real problem of the mid fifties. All I can think of is Columbium F-100 augmentor liners that did not appear until the 1980's on the F-16.