Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for June 20, 2020

qué un sueño en que tú vives, Baldo (what a dream you live in)

Is that a tire on the right front?

i would buy one

I’ve heard supermarket use a canned bread scent in their bakery sections.

Don’t all new cars pretty much smell alike?

In Germany, some car wash sites really do in fact have dispensers for such “new-car-scents”. Maybe not exactly “Brand new ’64 Chevy Impala style” – but anyway.

That’s a 62 he’s sitting in.

Vinyl

Thankfully there’s no emoji for that.

Looks like the car is coming together slowly.

It would undoubtedly be toxic by today’s standards.

Keep your “new car smell”…I love the smell of a 10+ year old car, especially with leather seats.

My family also had a ’54 Chevy Belaire, brown and white, before my dad bought a ’64 Chevy Impala when I was a freshman in high school. I still miss the two-tone paint jobs.

I’m not a big Chevy fan, but the one car I lusted after as a teenager, was a 1958 Impala convertible with fender skirts and a Continental kit on the back! Matter of fact, I’d still love to won one.

“There’s a great future in plastics. Think about it. Will you think about it?”

He’s had this car for a while. Surely some repairs/missing parts might have been achieved…

What the world needs now is love, sweet love

It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of

There are car washes that have “New Car Smell” air fresheners. I don’t think they get specific as to year, make and model.

It’s just a bit Different from the New ’66 Impala smell.

The 64 had a better grade of Leather smell to it.

More Beeswax in the “Mink Oil” used to polish the seat covers.

My first cart was a ‘63 Chevy Impala. It was a barge, but when it got going, it would pass 100 mph without too much effort. I had to give it up when I was driving it to Las Vegas, and it just came apart at the seams. The mechanic couldn’t believe I wasn’t even hurt.