Is it just me or does the vehicle in his signature, backwards, look like an SSR, but longer?

It has some similar cues, but then most vehicles of that era and especially businessmen's coupes have that profile.

Edited September 7, 200519 yr by HarleyEarl

But, BACKWARDS?!

That's wild, NOS! I never would've thought it, but then again; I'm too into that '40 Plymouth. I see it tho: the fact that the tail of the '40 is so low does make it seem very similar. The floor's been cut out and the body is dropped down over the frame ("channeled"). BTW- give me the '40 anyday.

NOS, completely right about the SSR being the reverse image of this style of car. Great observation.

Yay. Do I win a cookie or something? :)