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front looks to be a 57, but the back look to be from something else. more like the55 or a 56, seem to be a project for sure, looks to me like primer as far as the paint goes, many car of that time had a very 57 belair looking grill, are you sure that was not a Buick
LOL, Nick! The mystery continues…and since my knowledge of classic cars is minimal, I can’t put in my two cents!
Really great luck to find that Chevy in front. Wonderful shot.
It was definitely a stroke of luck, Greg…and PINK
Neat capture of old car, and old house. But, weren’t they both perfect together, in their heyday.
Love this Brian! Where in Brooks County is this?
Thanks, Dottie! It’s on 133 near the Brooks-Colquitt line.
A good restoration project for the ’57 Chevy!!!! could be a classic…….
Tin roof, porch swing, ’57 Chevy in front…and a satellite dish.