And I thought it couldn't get any worse......
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RON ...... You're a tease..... But funny!! 
Yep, that is quality workmanship. Can you imagine the hours that went into that?
About 2 of 'em, I would think.
I LOVE the spare tire storage slot! lol
The license plate says "Washington"... I'm Guessing D.C. as this looks like everything else we've seen from there for the last 7 + years....
Always garage kept.
Can't argue with Leon's metaphor!
Except that Puyallup is in Washington state.
Originally Posted by Rich Drewek:
Always garage kept.
I wouldn't want the neighbors to see it either.
The posting has expired or removed out of respect for everyone's eyes.
He's got the same wheels as Lane has!
I dunno, guys...what is a good pan worth? And aluminum sheet is worth something, right? This might be priced OK for what's there.
I like the innovative combo engine cover/spoiler.
The car is from Washington State and in Washington State marijuana is legal.
Connection?
I'm doomed...... 
Check this one out - at the Lane Auto Museum in TN - I like it!
1946 Hewson Rocket - The skilled handiwork of the regarded Coachcraft Ltd., founded in Hollywood by three former employees of Howard “Dutch” Darrin, the Rocket was actually the brainchild of a former Southern California car dealer William Hewson. Aluminum paneled, with a flathead Ford V-8 positioned beneath its front bench seat, the open-topped Rocket featured two closely spaced rear wheels and a wide front track beneath a polished, assiduously aerodynamic form that presaged the coming Jet Age. Curiously, it didn’t set the world on fire. Failing to interest big-scale manufacturers, Hewson’s exit strategy involved not paying his bills, so Coachcraft kept it, unloading the failed $16,000 project in 1959 to a Minneapolis used-car dealer for $650.
Read more: http://www.automobilemag.com/f...useum/#ixzz3Y929pDJf