[Kcup] Gather on the Green. Car Show

[marty sukey]

To each his own I guess. My car oozed patina from every nook and cranny. It still oozes some but those are fluids. I hardly think it added value, actually it allowed me to be able to purchase the car. I much prefer the  way it looks now. But that's just me.

Marty

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> Funny, as an antique dealer my opinion on patina is deep. In general, patina is the single most important factor of historical value. It is the visual reference point of the object's experience. Created by nature, use and abuse, it is the true guide of authenticity. Without it, you have only the nothingness that exists as potential... An obvious void of the objects meaning, a false reality.
> In my industry, there is a word used to describe the beautiful objects that look really nice but are void of any tell tale signs of authenticity. We call them... FAKE.
> Jason Ostrowski
> Friendly Ghost Racing
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