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Hey Luckykat, I dig what you've done with the PT Cruiser, nice touch, very tastefull
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LuckyKat, is that the '37 that was on eBay a few months back? Is it as beautiful in person as it looks in the photos?
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LuckyKat said:Maybe its a cliche by now, but I enjoy my PT Cruiser turned into the late 30's Chrysler slantback...although the Prowler has been a favorite of mine since it arrived in 1997...awww the last Plymouth....a sad day of a good run of cars.(Although, it would look better with no front bumper, or better yet, with it chromed.)
I've added a few features to "vintagesize" my vehicle, such as: eyelids, wrapping it in chrome, "wannabe" baby moon hub caps, white walls, 40s style visor. The more chrome the better as I see it. I even put some chrome around the radio, on the dash to make it look like a center speaker. It doesn't beat my '37 Plymouth, but I can't drive it everywhere, so I want my PT to look similar.
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I have always liked the PT, but now I really want one. Love what you did with it.
Gray Ghost
