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I like the little tailfin on the dark maroon car that I cant pronounce. I was standing on a little glass viewing area that overlooked the whole room and this Jesse James looking dude walks up, looks around, and says, "Thats all I need to see of these cars" After keeping my hands in my pockets to keep my backhand in check, I thought for a bit about why I like looking at these unobtainable crazy luxury cars from the '30s and '40s. Besides my opinion of their beauty, one reason is because these builders tried a variety of designs on every aspect of the car.
Dashes, rear windows, fins, grilles, fender treatments. All are incredibly unique and absolutely the best example of an idea in someones head you'll ever find. We all know how sometimes a really good idea simply isn't crafted well by the amateur builder into a well crafted detail on a car. Not the case here. Ya, it may be ugly, like that goofy rear window on the silver car, but at least a particular idea got a more than fair shot at greatness. There are many really cool cues that can be found on these obscure autos.
