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[Closed] PIC: I am sure most of you know this man and his work

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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: I am sure most of you know this man and his work but just in case some of you don't know his work I am posting this.

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Ken Posies an artist with cars.

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built

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1932 Ford Coach built



   
(@jack-dodds)
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Good quality but I'm not keen on the stuck on rear part and the fender flaring.



   
(@bob-jackman)
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Jack I agree with your comments about the rear fenders.

If he had duplicated the front fenders for the rear it would look better balanced IMO. Not crazy about the boat tail but the rest of the car is drop dead beautiful.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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A 1-piece windshield would improve the overall look IMO. I don't mind the boat tail feature; its just that the entire tail end being separate from the rest of the body looks odd to me. I wonder why this obviously very skilled builder didn't make the body one piece?



   
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