![]() 06/19/2017 at 10:26 • Filed to: Chevrolet, 1954, Carspotting | ![]() | ![]() |
This classic Chev, minus its flashy rolling stock, would look right at home in downtown Havana. I think one of the detailers here at the dealership owns it.
Side note, does anyone know of a free photo hosting site that could handle 1000s of photos and could link here? I’m trying to post up some Powertour goodness, but I don’t think Kinja would deal well, and the last photohosting site I used limited me to twelve. Ideas?
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The wheels would feel at home in Cuba too. There were so many cars with awful wheels there.
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Huh. Since most horrendous wheels come from the U.S., I would have guessed they’d have been unavailable due to the embargo. Interesting.
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Flickr?
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imgur? I’m not sure what there limit is.
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There are some examples here , but I later noticed that despite seeing many horrors, I haven’t taken that many pictures of it
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Correction: Most horrendous wheels are produced in China for the US market, so Cubans can just buy them from China, too.
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I would think a Cuban owner would have covered it with a couple of coats of brightly colored diluted house paint.
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Flickr