1934 Chevrolet Streetrod by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Aug 09, 2007

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I would like to dedicate this image to fellow car enthusiasts and all around nice fellas...Tallpindo, TwoPynts and Ace10...

Comments (23)

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artgum

8:40PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Wow- gorgeous capture Ken. Nice dedication too.

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DanB-Creations

8:46PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Absolutely beautiful!

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2Loose2Trek

8:58PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Fantastic shot!

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Richardphotos

9:04PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

awesome rods and capture Ken. really some talented rod builders

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Skyback

9:05PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Interesting work!

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3Dillusions

9:12PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Dont forget me I love vintage cars lol, superb image well done

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jocko500

9:18PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

cool car

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DeadElvisROK

9:20PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Love the color. Great shot again Kenmo.

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jif3d

10:28PM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Love the colour of the paint job ! Kool POV and capture Ken ! Imagine if Bonnie & Clyde had one of these...un-stopable and on the cover of every paper and mag...oh, they were on the cover of every newspaper and mag...well they would have sold more copies then ! Well done & ~Cheers~ :o)

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Gor111

1:46AM | Fri, 10 August 2007

Oh what a wonderful oldtimer portrait! An excellent shot you have posted here!!!

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kenwas

2:58AM | Fri, 10 August 2007

Great cars! A fine pic Ken and a thoughtful dedi!

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tallpindo

5:05AM | Fri, 10 August 2007

Pretence, that is what this one has. It predates Harley Earle but it doesn't ignore it's bigger brothers at Buick and Cadillac. Only the 1/2 inch of travel in the footfeed betrays the myth as on enters and starts to move off. Is it accelerating? No blipping the throttle for this one. This is load sensitive design. This one is lowered like stepping on a tight wire not slammed to the ground like a bad fall.