"I'm sorry Mr. Salvatore, but that was all the pin striping tape that we had..."

ShawnG said:

Liberace's neighbour

I'm pretty sure Liberace would have told him to tone it down a bit.

I think massive amounts of alcohol were involved in this decision. 

The second photo is reversed.  Just sayin'.

I just noticed he pinstriped the fuel lines. And intake. And theres side pipes under the running boards. And.....

I really kinda wanna meet the builder. Hed be a hell of a lot of fun to have dinner with, but i sure ain't paying the bar tab.

Im sure that was Mr. Sals pride and joy. Only thing he loved as much car, was pinstriping.

In reply to Uncle David (Forum Supporter) :

How can you possibly tell?

Oh gawd ya made me zoom in...

In reply to Jay_W :

(hands you air sickness bag)

Now I could be wrong because I have never pinstriped anything, but I believe traditional hotrod pinstriping doesn't involve tape it's freehand isnt it? 

If I did spend $16000 on it I would want to post it on the HAMB but would be afraid to as probably a bunch of massively skilled super talented but elderly craftsmen would have massive strokes and die

As the owner of a 1929 coupe, this hurts so bad. Here's what it is supposed to look like.

I think it would be pretty cool if you took off the window louvers, fake exhaust pipes, and all that crap on the roof to start. The running board skull needs to stay.

I'd be willing to bet that old Sal himself is covered from head to toe in temporary tattoos.

16k for a 31 all steel rod isant bad I think the paint job would probably look better too if u took off all that extra crap just stuck on.