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A red hot rod with metal flames for an engine cover sit under overcast skies in Dayton, Ohio. See more photos, click here.

This lovely red hot rod stood out with its unique engine cover. The metal flamed cover was a nice touch and a bit different. It had to captured with a classic three-quarter pose in a photo.

Written on Tuesday, 19 July 2011 18:09 by Synthetic Tone

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