1973 Custom Cruiser

new set of photos

I took the opportunity on this absolutely spectacular day weather-wise in southeast Ohio to give the car its first wax job. I then took another set of photos and posted them on picasaweb. They don't look much different from the photos I had posted back in March, but this time there's no snow on the ground, and the trees have leaves on them.


Here's one photo to whet your appetite.




To see the rest, go here.

http://picasaweb.google.com/1079454...authkey=Gv1sRgCMqhg4yB9YPp8gE&feat=directlink



It's not a station wagon, but if you want to see the '67 Delta 88 convertible, go here.

http://picasaweb.google.com/1079454...authkey=Gv1sRgCKX_xeO8i5vI-wE&feat=directlink

 

Wow Jaunty! Both of your Olds looks fantastic! Same exact color scheme, too!
Your '67 is such a handsome, masculine looking car...very strong styling. :2_thumbs_up_-_anima

David

 

Yes, that was quite by coincidence. The wagon is "honey beige" while the convertible is "cameo ivory," to use Oldsmobile's color names. The wagon's color is the slightest bit more tan than the convertible, which is a bright yellow. Both have a brown interior (which I modified with the new, reddish-brown carpet in the case of the wagon).

 

thats some spiffy lookin beasts ya got there