Pinto Car Club of America
Shiny is Good! => General Pinto Talk => Topic started by: DBSS1234 on August 19, 2015, 07:43:57 AM
I attended the National Hobo Days car show in Britt Iowa a couple of weeks ago and the local paper wrote this article.
Follow the link below. ;D
http://globegazette.com/brittnewstribune/news/local/car-gets-looks-in-britt/article_d344a373-de58-5f2a-814e-c627b4080066.html
Way cool.. 8)
Now that's a keeper, I remember when they came off the truck "NEW" back then when I worked at the ford dealership , great memory's
Great article! I love it when our little ponies get positive press!!!
Dwayne :)
Way cool!!!!
Perhaps it is the angle, lighting etc., but the black portion of the paint scheme on the panel looks similar to the inverted trapezoid side/rear window on the Gremlin. The black outline seems to indicate they were trying to unify the actual side window on the Pinto wagon and a faux window that was painted (or decal?) on. I never noticed this before.
I did a Google search of cruise wagons and found a few that were solid color. The side windows does look rather abrupt, square and somewhat small (in comparison to the rear panel) with the port hole looking too far rearward.